by Egotist / February 20, 2020 /
For Black History Month, Eleven Inc. wanted to reflect on African American history from a different perspective - by recreating African American heroes in purely African terms. They created the "African gods mask" Instagram filter, put up large-sized posters near their offices in the financial district, and printed smaller sizes to hand out to folks for free.
by thesanfranciscoegotist / December 16, 2019 /
Founded in 2006, The Sketchbook Project is a continually-growing, crowd-sourced library housing over 46,000 books from over 100 different companies. Located in the Brooklyn Art Library, the collection is open to the public and anyone can contribute (as long as the sketchbook follows the guidelines).
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / October 16, 2019 /
If you don't know about the Letterform Archive, then you shouldn't even call yourself a creative. It's been an Egotist favorite for years and may literally be the best thing in San Francisco.
The LA is out with its third book, Only on Saturday, a stunning tribute to Jack Stauffacher, a letterpress printer, [Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / August 12, 2019 /
Bob Ross painted more than 1,000 landscapes for his television show — so why are they nearly impossible to find? The New York Times reporter Aaron Byrd solves one of the internet’s favorite little mysteries.
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / April 24, 2019 /
If you're a fan of SweeTARTS, you'll probably love this new campaign from [Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / January 30, 2019 /
Nicely animated spot for Coca-Cola.
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by thesanfranciscoegotist / January 15, 2019 /
Longtime creative partners Elliot Lim and Aaron Kemnitzer have once again joined forces to launch Bullpen, a bi-coastal design and animation studio. They duos background includes shops like Buck, PSYOP, Gentlemen Scholar, Hornet and Not to Scale and they're already doing w[Read More]
by thesanfranciscoegotist / November 28, 2018 /
This is novel: Montblanc's new holiday window display features a "writing robot". In select boutiques throughout the world, the latest technology and traditional calligraphy are coming together to create giant wish lists, thanks to the help of Studio Jean-Marc Gady. As the robot moves back and forth the Montblanc pen it holds forms a classic holiday image, from snowflakes to ornaments. First unveiled in Barcelona mid-November, the robot can write up to 170 phrases in 8 languages, in a varie[Read More]
