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Another nice spoof! This time from Logitech about MTV-Cribs. For all my Dutch or French blog readers, check out how Alex Agnew shows of his Crib in this movie:

Also take a look at the website, you can operate the electronic devices in the room all with the remote controls even the fireplace! Tip: try ‘make atmosphere’ with the harmony 1100. There is also a great game, you can win all the electronic devices you saw in the movie, even signed by Alex himself!

After a way to early but very pleasant flight (out of bed at 4:am) I arrived at Lisbon airport. 2 Ours later I’m walking around at the OFFF Festival in Oeiras and I have to say that this year’s location is very big! There are 3 rooms for presentations and performances.
A massive Hanger for the main stage, a room for presentations of new talents in the digital scene and especially for the fans of experimental electronic sounds there is a room called “loopita”. There is also a big merchandising and book market, a computer room, an energy spot for recharging your phone or laptop and a really big showplace where the main exhibition of the festival is situated. Naturally there is also a bar and something that should be the restaurant where you can get horrible spongy sandwiches and baguettes.

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MadeByJulene – Julene Harrison

http://madebyjulene.com/

A.J. Fosik

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Gráfica Elbert

UPS cardboard box world

http://www.psyop.tv/
circus & gladiotor

This weekend (from 13 to 15 March 2009) me and my fellow college’s from Markee whent to Colophon 2009 in Luxembourg a biennial symposium for magazine makers, experts, advertisers, readers and all creatives involved in the world of the independent magazine.

http://magculture.com/blog/

A big thanks go’s out to the PostrMagazine Boys for sending out great party vibes! Here is there picture report and party report.

Poster Boy’s work does not hang in an art gallery, you can only see it in te New York subways. This artist _who likes to remain anonymous_ makes true street art, but not with a spray can! He just go’s out to explore the subways and with a razor he slices up the posters that hang there, that way he makes new creative images. His method works the exact opposite of every conventional graphic designer or artist. His canvas is already painted, his poster is already printed and only than he starts to cut and paste the material. Very impressive…

visit poster Boy’s flickr photostream to see more works.

This dude has beautiful experimental typographic and illustrative work.

Sean Freeman: http://www.thereis.co.uk/

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check it out! http://www.protect77.com/