Hot Blocks

Posted July 3, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Uncategorized

house industries, blocks, mod, kids toys, designer, typography

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Wish I’d thought of this

Posted June 15, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Old Skool, Things, Type

I used to think this this TV Special opening graphic was the coolest. Shirt at Wire and Twine.

old television, special, opening, tv 80s t.v., eighties graphics

Color Study in Wood

Posted June 13, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Things

T-Shirts @ Upper Playground

Posted June 12, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Things

tshirt design, graphic design, cool shirts, artist shirts, screenprint

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t-shirt design, graphic design, cool shirts, artist shirts, screenprint

tshirt design, graphic design, cool shirts, artist shirts, screenprint

-shirt design, graphic design, cool shirts, artist shirts, screenprint

t-shirt design, graphic design, cool shirts, artist shirts, screenprint

Vernacular Typography

Posted June 12, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Art, Old Skool, Type

Amazing collection of Polaroids of found type via Nate at Design Feast.

polaroids, found type, typography, design, vernacular

NagoyaType

Posted May 22, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Type

Type designer Ray Larabie shoots cool, funky type in Nagoya, Japan, where he lives. Kind of like my ChicagoType. I found this through the MyFonts newsletter.

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Shopping bags.

Posted May 20, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Things

Freitag’s got this cool new shop in Berlin. And it’s on Max Beer Street?! How cool is that?

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Freitag Berlin

Ketchup Barometer

Posted May 15, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Art


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Just found out my friend Tony from Vessel is secretly a cartoonist on the side.

Calculatrices

Posted May 9, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Old Skool, Things

Weird and wonderful French Web site devoted to old electronics, I think. I don’t speak French. But check out this page for tons of calculators from the 70s. Here’s some of my faves:

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Collect for Output for Illustrator

Posted May 8, 2009 by Shawn Hazen
Categories: Tools

I really like this little app. I can’t understand why Adobe hasn’t made collect for output a feature in Illustrator (or have they? I’m still on CS3!) But this app makes up for it, and does a great job. The free trial is great because it gives you a certain number of “launches” rather than days. Then it’s $49.95 for the real thing.

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