The Pixies “Gouge” – Documentary (2002)

 

The Pixies – Interview Toronto 1989

 

How Limitations Catalyse Creativity

Illustrator and artist Phil Hansen certainly knows a thing or two about creative ways to overcome adversity.

http://www.designweek.co.uk/we-like/how-limitations-catalyse-creativity/3036466.article

 

Innovative Fast Food Packaging Concept: The Future Of Takeaway?

Have you ever struggled with the door or your phone because you had your takeaway in one hand and a cold drink in the other? This new innovative design could change the future of fast food by removing all that hassle. It combines your burger, fries and drink into one nifty little package. (via Design Taxi)

http://designtaxi.com/news/357575/Innovative-Fast-Food-Packaging-Concept-The-Future-Of-Takeaway/

 

38 Signs You’ve Been in Advertising Agencies Too Long

http://www.digiday.com/agencies/38-signs-youve-been-in-advertising-agencies-too-long/

 

‘21st Century Fox’ Unveils New Logo

CEO Rupert Murdoch has debuted News Corp.’s entertainment division’s new logo, as the media conglomerate splits into two separate companies later this year. One company will keep the name News Corp and will consist of publishing and newspaper properties, while the other named “21st Century Fox” will comprise of entertainment and broadcast operations. The new company logo is much like a minimalistic version of production studio 20th Century Fox’s logo. 21st Century Fox will be the parent company for FX and 20th Century Fox.

In a memo to employees, Murdoch wrote:

“Today, I am proud to unveil our new logo, which serves as a powerful symbol of the inspiration and high bar set by our company. Like our name, the logo reflects the rich creative heritage of Twentieth Century Fox and signals the promise of the 21st century and our restless drive toward the future.”

“Ultimately, our new logo celebrates the powerful commitment of you and your colleagues to the excellence and innovation that will propel 21st Century Fox forward.” (via Design Taxi)

 

World’s First Calendar Made Out Of Tea

Creative agency Kolle Rebbe developed a charming tea calendar for German tea products manufacturer Hälssen & Lyon. The Hälssen & Lyon tea calendar features calendar days made from tea leaves. It includes finely flavored tea leaves that are pressed into a wafer-thin shape. The pressed tea leaves are then dated and organized. All 365 calendar days are detachable from the set and can be brewed and enjoyed immediately, by putting the piece in a piping hot cup of water—ideally with the date facing upward to help you keep track of the days. (via Design Taxi)