Avoidence of Perfection
Hi, I'm Larry McAllister II (AKA LARRYTRON). I am an artist, graphic designer, photographer and project manager/art director.
This is my scrap book of inspiration. I love visual culture. Everything from graphic design and typography, to tattoos, to graffiti, to photography... clothes, cars, architecture, nature... all of it is inspiring.
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“I changed my last name to Saint Thomas to create my own legacy, in honor of the Virgin Island I grew up on, St. Thomas. Plus my family wasn’t...
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Down on Kelly Drive
Philadelphia, PA
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Julianne Moore at the Cannes Film Festival opening gala/premiere of The Great Gatsby, May 15th
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RoadToWeeWaa is uploading short videos leading up to daft punks official launch of their new album Random Access Memories!...
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Did I tell you guys I’m making another book?
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“The world would be a better place if everyone had more sex.”
Sophie is going to climb into her birthday suite here.
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4 posts tagged rebrand
Style Rebrand (by Gretel) |
I think this is a pretty successful rebrand, as a few others have pointed out, the treatment finally feels stylish.
StumbleUpon Stumbles on Hidden Shape |
I don’t mind the new logo, but the author of this post does offer a great point:
“I’m typically not one to look for shapes in clouds, much less go for kick-in-the-groin humor but, let’s face it, the “SU” monogram looks like a small, husky penis. Even more so when used small, no pun intended. I like to urge designers to always ask themselves: “Does this logo look like a penis?” The answer has to be a resounding “No”. If there is just a slight hesitation, then it probably does look like a penis. But let’s assume I’m just being juvenile, the icon is actually nice, bold, and simple.”
This is a really good redesign. Simple and to the point with no frivolous mark.
