The entire Gatsby manuscript, one poster
The text of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby on one big poster. Available here.
Found via Alice Woodruff
The text of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby on one big poster. Available here.
Found via Alice Woodruff
‘Cleavage, surrealism, and jaunty music – Yep, it’s a Fleischer cartoon!’ -IMDB user review
Before Betty Boop and Popeye: 1932 advertisement for Oldsmobile from the great Fleischer animation studio.
With nifty sing-along, bouncing ball animated lettering.
‘Couture I’ by Aurore de la Morinerie, 2010
This and previous post, images found via London Design Museum
‘Red Dress’ by Yohji Yamamoto, 1999
‘One of the most iconic drawings of Santa, it is also in the public domain.’
Credit for the visual development of ‘Santa Claus’ goes to illustrator Thomas Nast (1840-1902).
And one of Nast’s most famous drawings – from the January 1, 1881 edition of Harper’s Weekly (above) – has this habit of showing up in odd places every holiday season. Some original, some reinterpretations.
I’ve seen it appear on everything from mugs to tees to gift bags to necklaces to ornaments. With the iconic red suit (which was actually developed by the Coca-Cola Company) added to some of the versions. [Read more →]