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Happy Birthday Saul Bass!

Saul Bass (May 8, 1920 – April 25, 1996) was an American graphic designer and Oscar winning filmmaker, best known for his design of motion picture title sequences, film posters, and corporate logos. - wiki

He would have been 93 years old today.

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here’s the third in my “waiting for the bus” series. it’s where i take a figure from a famous painting and place them in a photo of a bus stop. simple (well, simple for you i guess you’re just looking at the image i have to slave over my computer with photoshop). oh my first world artist problems ;) btw here’s the link to the other two: http://goo.gl/6VJK4 what do you think?
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here’s the third in my “waiting for the bus” series. it’s where i take a figure from a famous painting and place them in a photo of a bus stop. simple (well, simple for you i guess you’re just looking at the image i have to slave over my computer with photoshop). oh my first world artist problems ;)

btw here’s the link to the other two: http://goo.gl/6VJK4

what do you think?

i ran into a wikipedia entry for this yesterday, never heard of the term “chekhovs gun” before and it intrigued me. it grabbed my attention enough that i woke up this morning thinking about it and how i’d like to make an image based on it. so here it what i came up with. if you’re interested enough here’s the link that started it all: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chekhov’s_gun
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i ran into a wikipedia entry for this yesterday, never heard of the term “chekhovs gun” before and it intrigued me. it grabbed my attention enough that i woke up this morning thinking about it and how i’d like to make an image based on it. so here it what i came up with. if you’re interested enough here’s the link that started it all: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chekhov’s_gun

came across these old mugshot pics from the roaring 20’s gangster era and was blown away by them. they are actual shots that came from the police department of new south wales in 1925…they can almost be mistaken for something a designer and photographer created today. beautiful. now someone go back in time and hire that photographer!

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