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10 Things Goodman Learned…

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Designer, Timothy Goodman, came with an awesome typographic illustration that shows exactly what he learned about the election. Listing a total of ten, Goodman really tickles our funny bones with a few of them. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational tinge. When …

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Lord of the Masks.

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Much like the character, Jack Merridew, in the classic book, Lord of the Flies, humans being escape rather easily once they are wearing a mask or some facial covering of some kind. Artist, Jozef Mrva, plays with that very concept in his ongoing series of mask made from cardboard. Mrva plans to expand the project with a stage performance, musical performance …

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Birthday.

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Artist, Anders Krisár, creates an odd pairing with the two sculptures being presented today. Titled, The Birth of Us (Boy) and The Birth of Us (Girl), the sculptures are both made from acrylic paint on polyester resin, fiberglass, oil paint, screw eye, steel wire, and wire lock. We honestly can’t even begin to interpret these pieces because they are so many possibilities. The pieces could …

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Calvin, Hobbes & Susie for Prez.

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It’s Election Day and some artists have chosen to promote their choice candidates for United States President. Matt Hunsberger, for one, is writing in his vote for the cast of the beloved comic strip, Calvin & Hobbes. Quiet LunchQuiet Lunch is a grassroot online publication that seeks to promote various aspects of life and culture with a loving, but brute, educational …

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The Invisibly Mighty Oak.

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Connecticut based artist, Adam Nilewicz, has created one of the most innovative outdoor pieces that we have seen all year. Standing 30 feet tall against an old synagogue in Hartford, Connecticut, the invisible mural only appears when it rains. Nilewicz created the image–which  is taken from a well known painting by Charles DeWolf Brownell called “The Charter Oak“–by weather treating the surrounding bricks. …

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Taking a Picture of Your Ballot? Stop.

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Everyone and their phone toting mother is asking whether or not it is illegal to post your completed ballot on Facebook and Instagram and after much discussion and research, I finally found the answer. “Yes.” Now, the law varies from state to state but most states frown upon you posting your completed ballot on online. Voting is a serious matter …

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Ode to the Interwebs.

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Artist, Caroline Walp, has created a satirically sarcastic series titled, The Best Thing That Has Ever Happened to Me. What is that “best thing”? It’s the fucking internet, bro! Using digital prints and letterpress prints, Walp’s series is a collection of outrage statements that are conveyed with deadpan delivery. Our favorite: “when I die, spread my ashes across the internet…”   …

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Happiness in Light.

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It has only been a day and nearly 97% of the world’s panties have dropped over Mumford and Sons’ new visuals for their single, “Lover of the Light”–their latest album, Babel. Starring and directed by British heartthrob, Idris Elba, the video is Elba’s directorial debut. Filmed in Pembrokeshire, Wales, the video follows a blind man (Elba) through his somber daily routine before …