Category Archives: Design

Shades of Grey

Hah. I bet you thought this was going to be a post about that series of books which have become popular beyond my understanding. It isn’t about a book; it’s about street art. Sometimes street art is about give and … Continue reading

Posted in Art, Graffiti, Street Art, Typography

Manual Washing “Machines”

I don’t have a washer/dryer in my apartment. There is a laundromat near by so I trudged over with my overstuffed bag of laundry. I always put off doing the wash until my need for the small necessities is dire. … Continue reading

Posted in Design, Industrial Design, Products, Urban Planning | 4 Comments

Some Days Are Better Than Others

Some days, you just need to hear something nice about yourself, even if it’s anonymous and not true. Society6 has found the solution: Emergency Compliments. After reading the randomly generated compliment, you can chose – do you still feel crappy? … Continue reading

Posted in Art, Humor, Typography

Little Lies We Tell Ourselves

It appears to be illustration day at GMWW. I like to mix up the topics but I couldn’t resist these posters of little white lies we tell ourselves. There are some that I’ve muttered to myself from time to time … Continue reading

Posted in Art, Illustration, Typography | 2 Comments

Poster Compilations

I came across a couple posts of image compilation posters through Quipsologies September archive. Both posters catalog 2 favorite things – robots and animals. First up, Famous Robots by Society6. Can you name the robots without looking at the tiny … Continue reading

Posted in Art, Design, Illustration, Paper

Color – Man vs. Woman Edition

Steven von Worley over at Data Pointed (so many pretty pictures of information) created an info graphic, based on xkcd’ s color survey, mapping the male vs. female preference for colors by popular name. He explains the graphing of the … Continue reading

Posted in Design, Infographics, Information

Tooth Fairy’s Responsibilities

There were two things I looked forward to when losing a tooth as a kid: The little plastic treasure chest the school nurse gave you to store your tooth if you lost it during school. Sometimes, if the tooth was … Continue reading

Posted in Design, Paper, Products, Shopping, Typography

Get the Record Player from Storage

It’s true, I am a child of the 70s. I do remember other kids who had the Fisher-Price record player, but the records were limited to songs like Camptown Races (which I just learned is one of many Minstrel songs … Continue reading

Posted in Design, Technology, Video

Next in Vending

The automat was once all the rage (I wouldn’t object to an automat lunch option near work – I think they could be quite popular if someone made a stab at bringing them back with tasty food). We can still … Continue reading

Posted in Design, Humor, Pop Culture

Keep Calm

It appears to be a video day, though for once it isn’t about being short on time. I simply keep finding enjoyable links. The Keep Calm and Carry On craze has reached a fever pitch. Posters, tee shirts, even cross … Continue reading

Posted in Design, History, Pop Culture, Print, Products, Shopping, Typography, Video