always try to go with something else / siempre intenta ir con algo más

on friday night, after work, i went to Contemporary Design Rosario 2008 (above). my uncle had an industrial design project there, Ductil (above the above flyer). i took the camera but i forgot the cable to download the pics! so, i´,m going to owe it to you for now.
you can read George Constanza´s bio here (via). hope that makes it up to you reader.

on saturday night i went to see/dance Jonas Kopp. it was my uncle´s birthday also (42), so i brought him along. he brought a couple of friends. one of them fainted. drank with out proper dinner or maybe the years. oh, well. i danced with Andres, he´s playing Buenos Aires tomorrow (below).
i´ll put the design show pics up soon as i can!

i´m doing a link haze like copyranter does it. it´s a short haze, but still hazy. - start with this below->

messy, but there are a lot of interesting things in there to think about, so take a look. this guy did it. - continue with this, New Blood Brief. have a comms problem to solve creatively? call the brief busters. they have balls, they have the want, they´ll never loose the want or their balls. - and this, Web Form Design Patterns, phew! geeky. yes, i like geeky, not pedant, but too specific yes, breaks your balls a little, but geeky is always good. - seen Weird Science? -> i tried that with TNMNT when i a was a runt. pff! - no me love you long time in those days! one of the best scenes and sales pitches ever?

via, via and via. the rest is mine.

you think you know.

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wicked illustrator from Moscow.
site. blog.

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amazing animation project. heads up.

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by faris, via.
thoughts.

go wow, go onion!

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the blatant. the 10,000$ motivation. the 20$ sell out. the tell your peeps. i´m really liking this.

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ooh, this is good. even though i don´t like reading extensively on-screen. this is good.

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by the guys from Blame Society Film´s. all in their YouTube channel.

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from Hisako Ichiki, expressing unhappiness with her superhero name, "Armor.".
my pre adolescent years were all X-Men. anything i drew was X-Men related!
the amazing thing is, how comics are always up to date. some times they follow a story, with a time-line and other times they just make everything up all over again.
i have a DC comic where Batman turns into a vampire! and it´s ok!. the convention between comics and comic readers is that anything is possible and possibly acceptable. what really matters is that it tells a great story with great art, visuals, not the reality of a time-line or it´s structure. stories can start and end where ever these guys want.
here´s one that starts with a twitt; adaptation is amazing stuff.

twitter is, click here.

found via a twitt!

by kuras & mackenzie

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went to see these two monsters together on saturday. franco and andrés.
tribe, woot!