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Popular Science+ is a new way of experiencing magazines on digital devices and a first step toward our vision of what digital magazine reading can be. Mag+, Bonnier’s digital magazine platform, is a project that began months ago in a collaboration between Bonnier’s global R&D task force and BERG, a London-based design studio.

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The latest issue on the Nawlz the revolutionary interactive online comic bu Sutu has gone live…

If you’r coming in late i recommend starting at the beginning cause things are starting to get pretty gnarly.

www.nawlz.com

The lads at Hidden Champion just sent me some copies of the latest Mag featuring the LTRHDS show.

Thanks Matsu!

I have a few extra copies so let me know if you want one.

The Crystal Pharoah is a NY based producer / editor whose been doing the vids for KRink and Alife for some time now. Heres a recent video for KRINK.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ALAtQg_2RgQ&fmt=18[/youtube]

Limited edition Eamo T-shirts printed in Melbourne Australia on American Apparel garments for Sale in Eamo’s Milkbar. Paypal or Credit Card. Super fast postage. Free Postcards with every tee sold. RRP $59.99 – $39.99 Australian Dollars + $5 postage and handling. http://eamo.com.au/milkbar.htm

Illustrator Eamo Donnelly is best known for his intricately hand inked, character driven illustrations, infused with an eclectically dynamic colour palette with a true blue Aussie cheekiness. Eamo has illustrated for American Way, Blender, CBS Interactive / Chow.com, Complex, ESPN, GQ, Golden Plains Festival, Jmag, King magazine, Maxim, Mens Health, Mountain Dew, Monument, Nike, Playboy, Runners World, Radar magazine, Redbull, RipCurl, VH1.

As well as commercial commissions, his love affair for Australian eighties nostalgia prompted him to create personal works that reflected the beauty and uniqueness of the culture he grew up in. These works have been seen on Jeeps for Mountain Dew, wallets for Poketo in L.A, shoes for String Republic in France, t-shirts for Owl Movement, esky’s, stubby holders, clocks, bar walls and street posters and in exhibitions in Melbourne, Sydney and in the U.S and the U.K. In 2009 he was short listed for best original illustration in the Australian Desktop Create Awards and in 2010 he will be a speaker at Melbourne’s Design Conference AGIdeas. He is also an occasional Australiana reviewer for Melbourne’s online sub cultural guide ThreeThousand.

‘WORLDWIDE DOMINATION – WWE PUMMELS IT’S COMPETITION BY KEEPING THINGS SIMPLE’
AMERICAN WAY MAGAZINE (AMERICAN AIRLINES INFLIGHT MAGAZINE) – FEB 15TH 2010 – U.S – FULL PAGE

‘5 WAYS TO RUIN A SUPERBOWL PARTY’ – MAXIM MAGAZINE – FEB 2010 – U.S – 1/4 PAGE

‘SHAT ON THAT!’ – WILLIAM SHATNER – 1/2 PAGE – MAXIM MAGAZINE – U.S

Recent work by Brazlian artist Yusk, including an installation preview for his upcoming show at RojoArtspace.

Read the recent interview with Yusk on the LTRHDS blog.

As great as the leaps towards aware software are, i cant help but feel that soon most designers will be redundant. Once the work on Trendy Filter™ has completed the streets will be inundated with out of work t-shirt designers, and the stores flooded with pyramid, starscapes and dear antlers. Scary.

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NH0aEp1oDOI&feature=player_embedded[/youtube]

Thanks Rone.

365 days… 365 Stormtroopers.
Imperial fodder get up to shenanigans. Some highlights.

TwoOne gives a live screen printing demo at his sell out Gorker Gallery exhibition last fortnight.

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