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Charlatan, Martyr, Hustler Poster by @joeyroth
You might know of Joey Roth because of his Sorapot for Tea and the ceramic speakers that he recently designed. As a designer who is constantly thinking about the bigger …
American Apparel vs Diesel on the Streets of NYC
Walking to work today I thought these two posters almost side by side were worth noting if for no other reason than to show the state of posters on the …
Google Before You Tweet is the New Think Before You Speak by @TheJoeNewton
Late last week I received this sweet one colour letter pressed print titled Google Before You Tweet is the New Think Before You Speak by Joe Newton. While the text …
I Am Tiger Woods. Best poster using his name that I’ve seen
On my way home from JFK this afternoon I noticed the above poster. I was only away for a day and a half yet it feels good to be back.
Back to the Bowery for a Moment
Walking to have some coffee yesterday I ended up having a bit more time on my hands than I expected. Usually I like being on time for things but for …
Walking Home from Work: Poster on Mercer St.
When I walk to work there’s the natural tendency to walk home from work too—a kind of obvious thing. But what’s not so obvious is that in NYC there are …
A couple posters on my way to work this morning (and more found on my way home)
Considering the economic climate is still not that great these days, there’s still some decent posters to be found in NYC. Sure they’re for the arts like album releases, gallery …
Link Drop (8·07·09)
It’s been a bit of an up and down week over here at DesignNotes. I’ve been under the weather of most of the week which is highly unusual, and on …
Link Drop (6·19·09)
This week’s edition of Link Drop is a bit lighter than usual. The summer is supposed to be less busy but that doesn’t seem to be the case and in …
Link Drop (5·22·09)
Summer is just about here. It’s getting nice n’hot, the humidity is about to get a lot worse and there’s a long weekend coming up asap. Things are good in …
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DesignNotes is published in NYC by Michael Surtees. Michael tries to explore people's daily experiences and observations with design. Recently he shifted from being the Principal and Creative Director of Gesture Theory to designing products at Dataminr. He can be reached at michael at michaelsurtees.com 
