PrrrrrrRrrrrr.

Meow, meow meow meow.

Apparently, Europeans seem to like our work.

Well, we’re always happy to see our stuff in publications, no matter what part of the world they come from. So, we’re happy to see our Denver Water conveyor belts in the Russian mag Outdoor. Funny, but the conveyor is obviously not outdoors, right? Seems like the article is actually about indoor media, and we’re really happy to be featured on the cover and in this story. Thanks, Outdoor! (ps-wow, the river sure looks green in this image)

Your daily dose of irony:

Not to be mean, but really? This guy was dressed as a breathalyzer for Halloween, and got pulled for a DUI. Hilarious. Here’s the backstory over on NBC.com

I could play this all day:

You know, it’s surprisingly hard. Give ‘er a try: steak hour or gay bar.com

Everyone loves CSA

Everyone’s oogled a French paper promo at some point in their life. Watch 20 years of ol’ Charles Spencer Anderson’s designs all in a short video. It’s very cool.

Jello shots more relevant than ever.

Andrew Salomone used approx. 1,000 jello shots to create a portrait of comedian Bill Cosby.

Twitter beard.

If you’ve ever seen Von’s work, the guy’s got  some serious skills. We love what he does. Apparently, he’s been teaching a digital illustration class and the assignment was to create a mask. He did one based on his love of twitter, and it’s pretty humorous. Check out people using the mask on his blog and you can even print one out and make one for yourself or your grandma. Assuming she likes that kind of thing.

Opinions of a Mexican Girl

Día de los Muertos. Day of the Dead. All Souls Day. The day that you celebrate all those who have departed this world. The Mexican Halloween. So we decided to have a little celebration and make a random list of  those who sadly have left and those who should stay dead and buried 6 feet deep or just go away:

Sad:

Ricardo Montealban and Tattoo – A simpler time when reality TV didn’t involve looking at people eating pig uterus or showing the entire population just how freaky they really are.

Original VW bugs – This is really old news but Mexico sold the last bug some years ago…sad…so many memories. You could never drive a shiny new, super basic bug off the lot ever again.

Old rain forest that has been cut.

Cuddly stuffed animals you used to tell your dreams to when you were a child (but should probably not sleep with anymore).

Should go:

Hanna Montana – Nobody buys that innocent act anymore…well except 15 million kids.

Shoulder pads – Gooone. American Apparel, don’t even think abut it.

Ballon boy’s dad -  No need to explain.

Parachute pants – When where those in style?

Uggs! – from what I read they are not very loved, except by their owners.

Any product in which material you can print a photo of yourself or your
adorable kids.

=) ; ) – dead.

So the word of the day is trend because everything you think is cool now will probably embarrass you tomorrow, or at least that is probably what Melanie Griffin thinks of her Working Girl’s stylist.

 

Archiveishness

We’re happy that our DW Grass is dumb boards have graced the pages of Archive this month. We certainly always like to see our work in this magazine. Thanks archive.

UNICEF’s Turn Soldiers Back Into Children Campaign

(Pic) UNICEF’s Turn Soldiers Back Into Children Campaign.

In the spirit of Halloween:

This year we’re all going as either Groucho Marx, Mario/Luigi, Rollie Fingers, Teddy Roosevelt, Salvadore Dali, or Magnum P.I.

Ever wish you could stare directly into the eye of a whale?

Wish granted.

kck

Religion made simple.

Too simple, I guess.

kck

Some Polish folks say nice, or maybe not nice, things about us.

Well, we’ve graced the pages of Poland’s, Marketing & More magazine. Of course, we’re as thrilled as can be about this. Since no one her can read Polish, we’re just assuming the article is full of great praise. That and all sorts of references to Mike’s pecs and Zac’s tourette’s syndrome. Thanks Marketing & More.

more stache please

ok, ok, ok, I know there’s way too many mustache posts on this blog. Sometimes I just can’t resist.