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Evian’s “Baby & Me”

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Evian strikes gold with another spot focusing on their “Live Young” branding and providing us with yet again a video featuring adorable babies, Evian’s signature. This time, instead of just showing the inner child that Evian’s water brings out…

Happy Earth Day, Google!

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Happy Earth Day 2013! While you’re all being especially green today, do yourself a favor and head over to Google‘s homepage to see their interactive logo for the day. Google has presented us with a beautiful landscape that…

Baubauhous

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Baubauhaus is a little bit like pinterest but for serious artists that just want to inspire each other. It’s a simple idea, full of great art. I found this site through a friend of mine, whom I will feature here…

Franziska Ebert: Photographer, Designer & Illustrator

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Franziska Ebert is a photographer/designer/illustrator out of Hamburg Germany, and I believe is friends with Sarah Bernhard (whom I wrote about a few weeks ago).
Looking through her website honestly freaks me out a little because her photographs remind me…

Kinfolk Magazine

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“Kinfolk is a growing community of artists with a shared interest in small gatherings. We’ve created Kinfolk as our collaborative way of advocating the natural approach to entertaining that we love” – Kinfolkmag.com
I love this idea of simple art.…

Philadelphia Open Studio Tours 2011, This Week-end

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Every year during the first two weekends in October, hundreds of professional visual artists in every Philadelphia neighborhood open their studios to the public, free of charge, to share and sell artwork.
This week-end, October 1-2, Studios West of Broad…

Interview with David D’Andrea

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Juxtapoz sat down with poster artists David D’Andrea a couple of years ago for their (then upcoming) Fog Rising event in San Francisco. For such a short interview, it really has a lot of insight about D’Andrea’s design process and the…

Post(er)-Impressionist Art

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Henri de Toulouse Lautrec was a French artist in Europe during the late 1900′s Post Impressionist period. He, along with other painters like Cézanne and Van Gogh, are known as some of the greatest fine artists of that time period–Lautrec…

Event Posters: Tips & Inspiration

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Posters are a boundary-crossing type of design. Since the invention of the lithographic press in the 1800′s they’ve  been the art of music and theater; today they’re used to let you know about everything from films to societal protest. To…

Are You Inked?

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If you love body art or have a tattoo, the Philadelphia Tattoo Arts Convention can be a chance for you to meet like-minded people. If you’re looking to get a tattoo, what better place than a convention where there will…