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Did you ever unearth something from your past so embarrassing yet so extremely cool that you felt the urge to share it with the world? Well, I did! Last week while cleaning my garage I came across a blast from the past, my middle school yearbook from Chaminade College Prep. I know most people would prefer to forget about those awkward “middle” years, but I got a kick out of revisiting them. How can I be so confident about my adolescence you ask? It’s easy because my yearbook is not just a typical 1980’s yearbook with puffy hair and men with bangs. My yearbook is a tribute to one of the great literary pieces of all time – the Lord of the Rings. It’s very clear that the D & D club was also a big part of the yearbook staff.

But don’t take my word for it, just have a look at my yearbook for yourself and see what you think!

An Apple Bookstore inspired wallpaper for your iPhone 4 from your friends at Tuesday Creative. Click here to download.

I don’t know what it is about vintage posters, but I love ‘em. Right now, I’m really diggin’ these posters by Designer / Illustraor Michael Myers. See More

I can’t get enough of this T-shirt war!! It’s a really fun and creative concept, and the animation is awesome!

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Recently we received a generous “thank you” basket from one of our favorite clients. It was a huge basket of cookies topped with an enormous red balloon (we’re talking about 3 feet in diameter).  Our eating squad tore through the cookies right quick, leaving the massive balloon dangling over our kitchen.  For two days the balloon drifted aimlessly around the studio, occasionally coming to rest behind someone’s desk.  We would joke, “Balloon is watching you.”   It seemed like the balloon was taking on a life of its own.  What if it were hungry for revenge after being tossed aside in favor of cookies?  With that in mind and about 30 minutes of shooting, we put together a short video for your viewing pleasure.

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The legendary FUN Gallery of 80s New York which served as a starting point for Keith Haring and Jean-Michel Basquiat is back! Hosted by Patti Astor and Meltdown Comics on Sunset Blvd., The Return of the FUN Gallery presents a new generation of artists paying tribute to legendary art, music and scene of 1980s New York City. The show features works by original Fun Gallery artists Kenny Scharf, John Ahearn and graffiti legend Duro, as well as a new generation of artist including Ron English, Blaine Fontana, and Tuesday’ers Patrick Shipstad and Paula Tade. In addition, a wall dedicated to the history of the original Fun Gallery was on display featuring works by Keith Haring and Jean Michel Basquiat among others. See More

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I totally love this abstract, geometric art/design from Andy Gilmore. See More