Calling all doodlers and sketchers for The Sketchbook Project 2011 tour. Sign up by October 31st to receive a sketchbook, choose a theme and doodle-away! The sketchbooks will be exhibited at galleries and museums as they make their way on tour across the country and will ultimately be entered into the permanent collection of The Brooklyn Art Library.
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Studio Deluxe has added a new storefront for Lindy Sue’s on Etsy. Check out our exclusive, handcrafted Laundry Chic and much more. All of our products are thoughtfully created and beautifully made.
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Oh, Steve, could it really be this simple? Antenn-aid has fabricated a custom-sized vinyl sticker for your iPhone 4, designed to be placed over the lower left corner of the antenna, in 6 stylish colors.
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Candace Pearson, our long-time friend and copywriter, has recently been published by Briery Creek Press, Longwood University. Her book, Hour of Unfolding, is the winner of the 2010 Liam Rector First Book Prize for Poetry. You can buy her book through Amazon, here.
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Thursday, June 24 begins a free 8-week outdoor film series on Helms Avenue. First show is West Side Story, an American musical with music by Leonard Bernstein and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim. See the ongoing schedule here.
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Helvetica as hydrogen, how appropriate. You can buy a print of the Periodic Table of Typefaces here, or view additional work by Squid Spot here.
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Rock’n'Roll Metro Map by Alberto Antoniazzi. You can buy it here, and view more of Alberto’s work here. Viva Italia!
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We’re big fans of Josh Cochran’s work. From Los Angeles to Brooklyn, he’s now teaching Drawing for Illustration at Parsons School of Design. You can see his work here.
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Hanah Snavely of the bold italic considers the evolution of a hipster to hippie, in six steps.
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iChocolates are a 20-piece gourmet chocolates assortment resembling iPhone and iPad app icons, boxed in a luxury iPhone-like package.
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