c86:

How to use a Dial Telephone, 1951

via Retronaut

pictureboxinc:

Sir Eduardo Paolozzi

graphicporn:

unspill

sasquatchmedia:

The Guardian (newspaper’s) “Three Little Pigs” spot named best commercial of 2012

graphicporn:

Astrid Stavro Studio

headvertising:

Happy HoliPlay by Lego

Advertising Agency: Konstellation, Copenhagen, Denmark
Creative Director: Thomas Pries
Art Director: Rasmus Høgdall
Client Service Director: Claus Leinø
Planner: Paul Hertz
Design: Bas Meister
Creative Technologist: Morten Barklund
Motion Graphics: Daniel Sondrup Hansen
Web Development: Rasmus Schlünsen, Sanne Didriksen
Backend: Mads Sülau

50watts:

Strutting Bird, by Berthold Löffler

vizualize:

Humanscale Body Measurements

via Fastco Design

headvertising:

I really don’t like Internet Explorer as my main browser, but this is a great nostalgic ad.

Advertising Agency: Column Five, Newport Beach, USA
Creative Director: Ross Crooks
Director: Nick Miede
Art Director: Luis Liwag
Producers: Ross Crooks, Nick Miede, Jeremy Fetters, Melody Mackeand, Chase Ogden
Copywriters: Ross Crooks, Nick Miede, Katy French, Jake Kilroy
Production Company: L’Eloi

coverjunkie:

Financial Times Deutschland

So sorry to hear this mag is getting axed.
Take a look at the logo Financial Times Deutschland 
It’s their last cover. harsh but what a BEAUTY…

thanks Robbert Zantinge

explore-blog:

From The Little Golden Book of Words, a rare illustrated gem circa 1948.

innovativeads:

Heinz: Tomato

“no one grows ketchup like Heinz.”

by McCann Erickson

via BoredPanda

razorshapes:

Seth Tara - Know Where You Stand (2010)

Seth Tara has shot an inspiring series for the History Channel entitled, “Know Where You Stand.” The set depicts modern people revisiting historic landmarks, with a black and white layer from the past. 

explore-blog:

How long different animals live, in vintage ISOTYPE infographic. Austrian sociologist, philosopher, and curator Otto Neurath, who was born 130 years ago today, and his wife Marie pioneered the International System Of TYpographic Picture Education in the 1930s, laying the foundation for modern infographics.