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Tag Archives: Art
Jell-O As Art. Yes, Art.
This is beautiful high speed photography running at a stunning, stock-burning 6200 frames per second. The ruby translucence, the wobbly gelatinousness, the perfect lighting; all this combines to create poetry in motion. It’s something the naked eye could never capture on … Continue reading
There’s Always Room For Art
A Flickr user from the UK who goes by the handle “StartTheDay” posted this charming photo of a Smart Car last month. Apparently, he discovered it as he was taking a walking tour of Rome’s architecture. I can’t pretend to … Continue reading
Too Often, We Confuse “Can’t” with “Don’t”
This Summer, my sixteen year old and I started taking a drawing course at the Evanston Art Center. Zoe is a remarkable artist; she creates vivid and complex line drawings that vibrate with color, but she’s never had formal drawing … Continue reading
You’re Right Again Bill Bernbach: Advertising Is Fundamentally Persuasion, and Thus Not Science But Art
A group of us spent the day yesterday at a briefing session for a new business pitch. Unlike most of these exercises, this client spent a lot of time carefully assembling a presentation that was incredibly dense with facts and … Continue reading
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Tagged Animatics, Art, Bill Bernbach, Harris Bank, Performance, Persuasion, Science, Television
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R.I.P. Pontiac Motor Division: 1926-2010
I’ve owned exactly two Pontiacs in my life: both GTO’s, both convertibles. Sitting still, they exuded a raw, rumbling, asphalt-shaking power. Which was a really good thing… –because they never ran worth a tinker’s damn. Truth be told, I’ve never … Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Creativity, GM, Joseph Sears School, Manufacturing, Pontiac GTO, Zoe
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