GSU ceramic student show & Sale

The Guild

Amazing Animation Intro.

wow what a great piece of short animation.

This was the opening animation that Make created for the Minneapolis AICP (Association of Independent Commercial Producers). It is a short film designed to honor the companies who sponsored the event.

niceee..

haha a classic ad. Banned Commercials are the best.

vintage metal signage

i have been looking at vintage signage for inspiration...came across this site that sell these kind of sign for home decor.
http://www.mcvayslimited.com

some more....

http://monsterattic.com

and a lot more at http://www.vintagemetalart.com/

beijing 2008

Name: Beijing Olympic Stadium
Scheduled inauguration: 2008
Building costs: $500 million
Capacity: 80,000 seats (100,000 during the Olympic games

wow the beijing olympic building looks amazing especially when lit up like shown in the picture. the stadium designed by the swiss firm 'Herzog & De Meuron' .

source: http://www.stadiumguide.com/beijing.htm
http://www.archidose.org/Jun03/060903.html

old or new?

Sometimes newer doesnt neccessary mean better. I really like the old DQ logo.

source: http://www.brandweek.com/bw/news/restaurants/article_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003541915

One Serving for All: Dairy Queen Reshapes its Look

February 05, 2007

By Kenneth Hein

NEW YORK -- The 67-year-old Dairy Queen feels it has milked its old logo for long enough.

The 5,600-location purveyor of milk shakes, hot dogs and hamburgers today announced it has redesigned its familiar red brand mark. The new logo, which will roll out on packaging and in ads throughout the year is “a slightly elongated ellipse enhanced with curved gold and blue bars signifying food and treats.”

The DQ logo underwent some minor tweaking five years ago, but this major overhaul was made with the intent of aligning all of the DQ-owned concepts.

Specifically, the new logo will, for the first time, attach the DQ name to Orange Julius franchises. “Our original DQ logo is one of the most revered in the quick-service restaurant industry,” said Michael Keller, chief brand officer for International Dairy Queen, in a statement. “The new, modernized version encompasses the tried and true DQ ellipse with modifications made to show our growth as a brand and to reflect the fun and enjoyment associated with our food and soft-serve treats.”