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Today, 09.05.09
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TODAY is a weekly jewel box of seemingly random, yet thoughtfully selected, images. At times tender, wicked, nostalgic, amusing, and dazzling, each edition is presented without narration, editing or explanation by its author, designer Eric Baker. "It all began as a goof. One day I sent a good friend about 50 random pictures of cheese. I don't know why, but to me cheese is funny, perhaps it is the word itself and its various connotations. Eventually I began looking closer, or should I say broader at 'things'. Things lost on the fringes...ordinary, odd, beautiful things. Esoteric images, old diagrams, typography, cartography — visions of a once promising but now extinct future."
Editor's Note: All images link to their original source and are copyright their original owners.
Editor's Note: All images link to their original source and are copyright their original owners.
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Ah, french curves.... I used to cherish that very set.
Thank you. I just asked a group of 40 freshman design students if they knew what french curves were and about 5 raised their hands. I told them they were going to be graded on how neatly they rendered their solutions by hand. Dexterity... another skill rendered extinct by the computer?
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Eric Baker is design director for The O Group in Manhattan, where he strategizes design for all things luxury. He is also on the faculty at The School of Visual Arts.More Bio >>
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