May 23, 2012
The Weekend (WKND) by SleptOn™ (Official Music Video)
Video Produced by Kill The Giant™
From the SleptOn™ ep “Two Men and a Suitcase”
Available for Free Download at Soundcloud.com/Slept0n (spelled w/ a zero.)
Directed by Jamie Hendon
Co-Direction: Leland Stein
Models / Actresses: Vita & Cece Molina
Facebook.com/SleptOn (spelled with an “O”.)
Twitter: @SleptOn (w/ a zero.)
SleptOn.tumblr.com (w/ a zero.)
Facebook.com/killthegiant
Facebook.com/kthegiant (fan site)
twitter: @wekillthegiant
instagram: @killthegiant
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May 6, 2012
Amazing G2 front cover today to promote the Guardian music interview with Björk
May 2, 2012
April 29, 2012
Kendell Geers - S/LAUGHTER (2003)
Kendell Geers creates work that aims to disrupt commonly accepted moral codes and principles. Employing a wide range of references - from the realms of history of art, pornography, iconography and kitsch - Geers questions artistic value and mocks the notion of originality. His work reveals razor-sharp humour that plays with the viewer’s repulsion and ridicules racial or religious stereotypes. Laden with complex and deep political implications, it is challenging and confrontational. At the same time, Geers’ minimalist aesthetics generate a subtle poetic undertone.
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Easy as Cherry Pie ~ The New York Times
By Design Worklife in NYC
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April 23, 2012
25th Hour Design Is Officially Open For BusinessApril 14, 2012
I love this branding for Fast Eddie’s Barber Shop. It definitely has a strong old-time Americana feel to it, which I love. It also has a sort of hardness to it. It sort of has a rough and masculine vibe too, which I think it was they were going for. Overall, great job!
“I wanted to stay away from the “red, white & blue” barber pole theme and stick with something high contrast and modern. Stark, rich blacks screen printed on whitewash 100 lb. card stock give the collateral a strong masculine feel while referencing the brand’s age and history.”
Designed by Richie Stewart.
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