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Enzo Ferrari Museum by Future Systems | Wallpaper*

New in Bushwick: ND’A, QRST, Veng, Bishop 203 & Never | Vandalog

Knowing Cost, the Customer Sets the Price | The New York Times

I Spent $1,000 In A Year Playing A Stupid Facebook Game | Business Insider

Apple Responds to iPad Battery Concerns | Wired

How American Express Grows Its Massive Social Media Presence | Mashable

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Melding pop culture classics with vintage video game nostalgia, graphic designer Eric Palmer has created some sleak movie poster redesigns. See the full collection on his Behance Network page.

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Brand Strategist Andrew Miller has set forth to wipe the world clean of any and all branding associated with products, well at least 100 of them. With his Brand Spirit project, Miller intends to white out all associated commercialization of 100 goods and leave them in their purest form.

“Every day for 100 days, I will paint one branded object white, removing all visual branding, reducing the object to its purest form.”

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Source | NOTCOT

First it was an American child who cutely described company logos, now the British youth get in on the action. Adorable it is, after all, everything is with a British accent.

Source | Brand New

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German agency Jung Von Matt has produced the “Imagine” campaign for LEGO. Using only basic LEGO blocks the campaign leaves viewers to rely on their imagination to decipher the cartoon characters depicted in the ads.

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Now playing in select cities, Vigilante Vigilante delves into the world of the graffiti buffers vs. those trying to express themselves, begging the question is it just as illegal to do graffiti to cover up graffiti. Check for local showings here.