The company I work for is about to move to a new (more spacious) location, and I'd like to buy an office warming gift for everyone.

I am looking for a book, from the 80's, maybe 70's, that details and shows examples of ad agencies work and workflow.

Part of this is for the nostalgia of design pre-computer for my boss' sake (that was his own gig before he started his own company).

New sub up for vote!

either threadless started selling buttons or someone thinks it's okay to lift art for financial gain:
rip-off button

My Threadless Loves Geeks submission is up!



vote and comment, and a random commenter will win a free shirt of their choice from the vast threadless library!
(must comment in this blog and in the submission)
BRENTENDO WINS!

And, guess the score for another chance to win a shirt from these preselected lightly used shirts! (they're all for large men)
celandinestern WINS!


All of these beefy men's shirts will be on sale for $10 each, shipping included inside the US (I'll have to figure international shipping rates for everyone outside the US, so if you're interested and you're from elsewhere, let me know and I'll grab some numbers). So you can call dibs now, but they won't be on sale until after the "Guess the Score" winner makes their selection.

A couple questions actually.

Are the colors limited to a certain set of pantones?
answered

Are we limited to x amount of UV color screens in a design?
answered

Can simulated process be mixed with UV colors underneath?
answered :"I got my answer, for anyone else who is interested and runs into this issue.

YES. Threadless can print over top of UV inks, but they cannot print UV inks on top of other printed layers."

I know I should ask the staff through the general contact, but this late in the game with the submissions for the loves geeks competition due tomorrow, I don't think I'd get an answer in enough time if I went through the staff contacting channels.

SUBMITTED:

indoors, the simulated process print displays just the glasses. outside, the uv reactive ink layer that is hidden under the simulated process print shows off the colors.

lycaena = butterfly genus
gygax = creator of d&d
lan = local area network (computer gaming)
larp = live action role playing (foam swordplay in the public park)

(had to do my homework to make certain threadless could print simulated process ink over top the uv ink and they confirmed that they are indeed able)

Draft 1 for the Loves Geeks comp. Please shove a few critiques my way!



Draft 2:


http://www.threadless.com/critique/53667/pretty_geeky

the colors are UV reactive ink, so inside, it's just the glasses, and outside, the butterfly pattern appears.

One question though (threadless staff or screen printing masters) can UV reactive ink be printed in simulated process?

In the following sentence, if I flip flop the words "left" and "top" opposite of how it is written, does it still make sense?

GERMAN
CG-Controller verwenden den linken "Sync"-Anschluss. Matrix Controller verwnden den oberen "Sync-Anschluss.

And does "linken" = left and "oberen" = top?

FRENCH
Les manettes CG utilisent la connexion "Sync" de gauche, les manettes Matrix utilisent la connextion "sync" du haut.

And does "de gauche" = left and "du haut" = top?

This started as a sketch of a dinosaur simply curled into a circle, then mid-sketch, I had the idea of adding the suburban home above ground to parallel the banality of suburban drudgery with the fantastic.


(the house was sketched on another page and changed 100% by finished product)

I sketched this idea out while listening to Dillinger Four, so I would like to thank D4.

I would also like to thank the bloggers, I got a lot of good advise and suggestions in the critiques section.

I just finished watching Tyson (self-narrated documentary on Mike Tyson's career) and I heard the most mind-melting comment ever:

(to a male heckler)
"I'll fuck you till you love me, faggot!"
- Mike Tyson

words fail me, and apparently, Tyson as well.

Today was my daughter's first day of kindergarten: