I can’t remember where I found this, but it claims to be Paul Rand’s business card.

I really hope it is.

I’m not sure how long this has been around, but I just stumbled across the ecofont. Basically it’s a standard sans serif font, but using it consumes 20% less ink. That’s down to those little itty bitty holes in the letters, which viewed large look pretty odd, but apparently printed at 9 or 10 points as part of standard office communications, don’t affect the type too much. Apparently.

Hmm, I’ll wait to be convinced on that, appearance on screen in particular has got to be a bit of a nightmare, just imagine the font hinting going on in that sucker! It’s also a shame it can’t make your words 20% more effective as well, but you’ve got to admire the intention.

Of course, Budmo Jiggler by the prolific Ray Larabie has been carrying the torch for years, I’d give good money to see a PowerPoint presentation set in that…

Oh, and I found it in Wired magazine.

I think I’m going to give up and get into another career. I just can’t compete with that.

American Psycho?

Thanks to Graham Linehan, via Twitter.

This one has been in my links for a while, but I was just reminded of it today and then I loved the postcard above so I thought I’d post it.

PostSecret is an ongoing open project where people send in their secret thoughts on the back of a self decorated postcard. Check them all out here, and if you’re feeling brave (you’re safe – it’s anonymous), send in one of your own…

I thought I’d post this, it was my first ever screenprint. I remember really enjoying the screenprint process, and I produced a handful of these Faked Beans prints at university in 2001, before any of us had heard of Banksy…

OK, so I’ve posted about The Decapitator before, so apologies for mentioning it again. I just HAD to post this video of his latest stunt, David Beckham beheaded live on camera.

Genius.