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And the second from David: a graphic-designers-only choice, methinks.
So, is that it? I'm still waiting for Caroline to send me a non-airbrushed image of [her] unsupported breasts. Where are you Caroline?
And if you want to make us smile by sending a picture of your breasts (or whatever), you have only two and a bit hours left.
And here comes David (him, not me) with the first of a couple of late entries: "what's funny about this is that the artist not only didn't plan ahead, but decided that it was good enough to leave it as it is."
So true, David, so true.
C'mon guys, there's only four hours left to make us smile and win yourself two Eurostar tickets.
Don't let me down.
(Smiling doors by Gianmatteo Maccentelli, via Daniel Eatock)
Here's a late entry from Anthony, who says it's "not particularly clever but come on, who doesn’t smile at puppies?".
And now there's only six and a bit hours left for you to enter the competition.
Here's proof from Emma that we're not quite done yet.
And now there's only ten hours left for you to enter the competition.
Which is a reminder that you have exactly 12 hours left to enter the competition and make me smile.
Issue 3 of the Canadian design journal UPPERCASE is out October 1st. You should subscribe to it. My Pantone Past was featured in Issue 2 - which was a corker, in case you missed it.
Well, episode 3 of Design for Life aired last night and the tension is building, so they tell us. So much so, that I fell asleep watching it and missed the last 15 minutes. A starck reminder, perhaps, that if it didn't have design in the title I'd have given up on this show a long time ago.
And last but not least from Richard: the heavies.
(Don't forget that you only have two more days to win yourself two Eurostar tickets to France or Belgium by entering the competition.)
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