Posts tagged humor

laughingsquid: Capitalism Works For Me! True/False

laughingsquid:

Capitalism Works For Me! True/False

flannelanimal: Doll #18Ron Swanson, Parks and Recreation As promised, a brand new Parks and Rec doll.  There were just too many great things to include, I had to leave a few for another time.  

flannelanimal:

Doll #18
Ron Swanson, Parks and Recreation

As promised, a brand new Parks and Rec doll.  There were just too many great things to include, I had to leave a few for another time.  

retro-styled Recovery Kits designed by Knock Knock(via Lovely Package)

retro-styled Recovery Kits designed by Knock Knock
(via Lovely Package)

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Clueless Secretary Prompts Hilarious Office Email Thread

Clueless Secretary Prompts Hilarious Office Email Thread

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scottjacksonx: In 1989, Matt Groening worked on an Apple advertising pamphlet/booklet thing aimed at students. You can see the whole thing here.

scottjacksonx:

In 1989, Matt Groening worked on an Apple advertising pamphlet/booklet thing aimed at students. You can see the whole thing here.

thedailywhat: So This Just Happened of the Day: Spoiler alert. [artsbeat.]

thedailywhat:

So This Just Happened of the Day: Spoiler alert.

[artsbeat.]

iphone notepad Illustration by Brent Couchman)

iphone notepad Illustration by Brent Couchman)

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“It’s fun to stay at the …”

“It’s fun to stay at the …”

ninedaysoff: Designers Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth looked at ink usage of some commonly-used typefaces, by hand-drawing them with ballpoint pens. (via FlowingData) via katharinakrug: ninakix

ninedaysoff:

Designers Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth looked at ink usage of some commonly-used typefaces, by hand-drawing them with ballpoint pens. (via FlowingData)

via katharinakrug: ninakix

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austinkleon: From The Complete Peanuts 1975-1976 (Vol. 13) by Charles M. Schulz - detail (via fantagraphics)

austinkleon:

From The Complete Peanuts 1975-1976 (Vol. 13) by Charles M. Schulz - detail (via fantagraphics)

cute “daily diaries” illustrations by Gemma Correll

cute “daily diaries” illustrations by Gemma Correll

Flickr / gemmacorrell

thedailywhat: John Martz: “How Websites Work” Martz says: My pal Neil Lee works at Mozilla, where employees can customize the back of their business cards. Neil asked me to illustrate his, and had requested a Rube Golberg-style cartoon depicting how a website goes from the designer to your screen. Yep. Pretty much. [more.laughingsquid.]

thedailywhat:

John Martz: “How Websites Work”

Martz says:

My pal Neil Lee works at Mozilla, where employees can customize the back of their business cards. Neil asked me to illustrate his, and had requested a Rube Golberg-style cartoon depicting how a website goes from the designer to your screen.

Yep. Pretty much.

[more.laughingsquid.]