GRAPHIC OF THE DAY: Girl-Time In Greece
May 22 2012
Marianne Fürstin zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Sayn (no clue how to pronounce that) is an Austrian Princess and photographer who captured the European beau monde of the 20th century. Here, she captured her friends Isabelle Ratilar, Helen and Ludmila of Austria in June 1970 onboard of the M.Y. “Illyris” somewhere off the coast of Greece. It’s so nice to see something about...
GRAPHIC OF THE DAY: César Ritz Jr. & Ernest Hemingway at Hôtel Ritz in Paris
May 10 2012
Fish inspection
GRAPHIC OF THE DAY: Juan Gatti Does Baldessari
May 03 2012
Summer is coming and just a friendly reminder that becoming a colored outline is not an actual backup plan.
Graphic of the "Day": Emilio Pucci Does The Duomo
Apr 20 2012
It’s Florence Friday in the office today. Behold the “Duomo II,” a silk scarf print from 1977 by the Emilio Pucci.
Graphic of the Day: Miss Piggy's Guide to Life
Mar 14 2012
Published in 1981, Miss Piggy’s Guide to Life shares a shelf in our reference library with Fountain Head, Architectural Graphic Standards Illustrated, and the Steve Jobs’ Biography. It’s just that essential. On page 102, we see Miss Piggy’s costuming for the consummate “Underground” Restaurant Critic. “Continually shifting garment repertoire...
Graphic of the Day: Kaufmann House by Julius Shulman
Mar 02 2012
The Palm Springs Art Museum has a great show up called Backyard Oasis: The Swimming Pool in Southern California Photography, 1945 - 1982 Above is the super iconic Kaufmann House in Palm Springs circa 1947, Postwar American Mid-century icon to the max.
Graphic of The Day: Vintage Pirelli Calendar
Feb 23 2012
This lovely image is from the 1970 Pirelli calendar shoot. Photographer Francis Gicobetti used special filters to capture the sun, sand, sky, sand, and the occasional lovely woman.
Graphic of the Day: Soul Train
Feb 02 2012
Our graphic of the day is dedicated to the late, great Don Cornelius, founder of Soul Train, who passed away yesterday. Rest in peace good sir. NYT Obit
Graphic of the Day: Dali's Surrealist Cookbook
Jan 17 2012
Published in 1971 and officially entitled, Les Diners de Gala, this spectaculiar “cookbook” filled with elaborate food still lifes, original drawings and paintings by “The divine Salvador Domenech Philippe Hyacinthe DALI,” goes beyond description. Fanciful, grotesque, in short, surreal. Here’s how they describe the actual recipes: “All the recipes in...
Graphic of the Day: Summer on Ipanema
Jan 10 2012
It’s summer in Rio. One of the two brothers is bashful behind a cloud as the locals are hard at play in the foreground.
Graphic of the Day: Marlene Dietrich by Eve Arnold
Jan 05 2012
Today’s Graphic of the Day honors the legendary Magnum photojournalist, Eve Arnold who passed away yesterday at the age of 99. She once said: “If a photographer cares about the people before the lens and is compassionate, much is given. It is the photographer, not the camera, that is the instrument.” View her photographs here.
Graphic of the Day: That's What We Call a White Christmas
Dec 27 2011
Today’s graphic is Miss Janet Pilgrim presenting her gifts (all her gifts). This is what Bing Crosby was actually dreaming about when he pined for a White Christmas. Just kidding. Love you Bing. And love you Xmas 1955.
Graphic of the Day: Eight Nights of Excuses
Dec 23 2011
Today’s graphic was printed by The New Yorker. Despite the fact this doodle was created in 2007 by Roz Chast, the publication’s cartoons are timeless classics. Happy Hanukkah!
Graphic of the Day: Santa Klaus
Dec 23 2011
Today’s graphic comes from Nylon Magazine’s Digital Director, Faran Krentcil’s Tumblr. We’ve been a fan of her collages for quite some time now, plus we respect that Fashionista’s take their sample sales very seriously – no cuts, no buts, no coconuts at Balenciaga.
Graphic of the Day: Christmas Tree
Dec 22 2011
We found this minimalist Christmas tree design to be quite unique and strong in stature. Maybe this was the tree that Charlie Brown envisioned when he championed his own. Today’s graphic is a salute to the simple design of the new Ikea tree.
Graphic of the Day: Love Me Strikes Again
Dec 19 2011
If you’ve been in New York many years, you would definitely remember the famous DKNY billboard in the heart of Soho. Sure, you can argue it was just an advertisement, but for most of us, it was much bigger – a love letter to New York, pure and simple. In the realm of advertising, it was iconic. Originally designed by Peter Arnell, the mural stood erect for almost 20 years. Todays...
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