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agnes b in covent garden has a range of ian curtis clothes, hahaha
tim
2007-11-01 17:57:14

Jesus. What is it with this data chart trend? How many more chart posters can the world take?

Every single student that came to see us this year had a chart of what they did on their holidays, their journey to college, how many fonts they used over a 90 day period etc etc.

Most of them were black and white too.
Ben
2007-11-01 18:23:46

That guys got an incredible long neck in the first image
Sam
2007-11-02 12:02:13

iv seen this idea/layout on face book its also a little like the rubber band things i used to see and play with as a kid. with the nails in. forget what there called?
Simon
2008-03-15 12:45:58

It's an interesting take on a classic, I like it
canvas
2010-10-28 12:57:58

What is the relationship between the aesthetic of the poster and the song? Very little…the mood of the song itself is weary, depressed, aching…yet here we have a rational, organised, impersonal piece of modernist design.

Organising stuff into charts is not design, or rather the organisation of information is only one part, without the 'art' of the other part it is nothing.
noel douglas
2010-10-28 16:13:25

I disagree with Noel's comment. The poster IS weary, depressed and aching - I would say!
Roxy
2011-04-11 14:21:00

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