Poster Art: American 1950's-1970's Posters
Rare-Posters.com
Via El Burlador
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Posted by Martin Klasch 2 comments
Labels: 1950s, 1960s, 1970s, advertising, american, american propaganda posters, posters, propaganda
A Sampler of Things is a sampler of things like these. Go there, get a sample!
Come to think of it, I probably saw it here first: Bedazzled!
Posted by Martin Klasch 2 comments
Labels: design, package, packaging, Snack Pack, snacks
Where and what? Click to find out.
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Posted by Martin Klasch 0 comments
Labels: 1950s, architecture, atomium, brussels, modern Architecture, modernism, Restored, sphere, spherical
A beautifully made flash thing (what would you call it?) with a little bit of point-and-click without any clear goal, as far as I can see. So it's not what you'd normally call a game. It's not new so you might have seen it before. Maybe you'll like it a bit anyway.
Here, though, is a game called Levers by the same makers.
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You'll find it here.
...or not.
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Labels: advertising, european, posters
"A sunbeam, a sunbeam - Jesus wants me for a sunbeam"
UPDATE: the video is out of date!
Posted by mrdantefontana 5 comments
Twilightzone! is a new music blog by faithful Martin Klasch supporter Christoph (AKA Rideyourpony) aus Deutschland. Right now he is offering "Finnischer tango". Yes, the Finns love tango and probably think they invented it, and this is a funny and truly interesting compilation. Twilightzone! also has some great Bo Diddley, Screaming Jay Hawkins and more. To say the least it's a promising start!
Lostandfoundalbums is a very impressive co-operative music blog project which anyone and everyone can join. The creator of the blog is the infamous HansZUN. Already, after a few days in operation, there are lots of tasty music downloads linked there. OBSOLETE!
Posted by Martin Klasch 4 comments
Labels: blog, music, music blog, Twilightzone
Cartoon Modern have just had a "Mary Blair week". Check it out.
And if you like click link to Illustration: Mary Blair pt. 1 and find more by Mary Blair from there.
Via Cartoon Brew
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Posted by Martin Klasch 4 comments
Labels: children's books, illustration, illustrator, mary blair
Posted by Martin Klasch 0 comments
Labels: clip, funny video, Simpsons, youtube
"Otto Dix (1891-1969), the great German Expressionist, was famous for his unique and grotesque style. Although Hitler's Nazi regime destroyed many of Otto Dix's works, the majority of his paintings can still be seen in museums throughout Germany." (www.mess.net)
Via A Best Truth
Portrait of the Actor Heinrich George as Terje Wiggen, 1932
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Posted by Martin Klasch 0 comments
Labels: art, German, German expressionism, germany, otto dix
Threadbared is a retro blog devoted to all things knitted, sewed and stitched. Lots of crazy stuff! Follow this thread!
Via Eye of the Goof
Posted by Martin Klasch 0 comments
Labels: blog, clothes design, knitted, textile, Threadbared, vintage fashion
This is a must! And it will only be available for download for a couple of days more - so hurry over to the fantastic blog Quite Quite Fantastic!
QQF mostly offers superfantastic mixes, which I highly recommend, but right now they offer some terrific out-of-print album rips like this one.
"Birgit Lystager is incredible, a Danish cross between Astrud Gilberto and Karen Carpenter with really artily written and composed pop songs..." (quote from Musictaste.com)
Click here for the Birgit Lystager post.
UPDATE: QQF is no longer active. Click here for a newer post about Birgit Lystager!
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Posted by Martin Klasch 3 comments
Labels: birgit lystager, danish, music, singer
A mostly cute flash thing by TokyoPlastic: Click here and then click archive and then The Little Fella (the grinning dog).
Via Totally Flabbergasted
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Posted by Martin Klasch 0 comments
Labels: animation, flash, funny video, The Little Fella