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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Doctor Who, I drew this slightly ridiculous tribute to the Bayeaux Tapestry - I had originally intended this to be one 12-foot long image, but then I realized that if I were to ever turn this into a print that it would be impossible to frame (and difficult to view in one piece online), hence the more conventional 24x36-inch print available here.
This is informative and adorable.
I’d planned on looking for actual learn to play the guitar videos but somehow wound up here instead.
Hypertext 4D by Frankstar.
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Awesome South Korea by Adien Gunarta.
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Most blogs display their content in single columns, but it
Reblogged from slatevault:
Four WWII-era instructional posters, meant to teach soldiers how to identify chemical weapons: http://slate.me/18ofSQ1
Increased dopey feeling!
I never realized before that so much of the Star-Spangled Banner is just leading questions.
There are a lot of great art deco fonts out there but this one caught my eye because I often marathon Poirot for background noise while I’m working on my fonts.
Named Suchet (after David Suchet!) and designed by Neale Davidson, it’s also available in bold and italic.
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