Reads tagged with “vintage”

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Reads tagged with “vintage”

Tea cups, cavemen and why consumer research is doing design a disservice.

What dancing ballerinas and hungry kings have to do with the dawn of the digital age.

Retrostalgia goes avian, or what old cameras have to do with humanitarianism.

What Dostoevsky has to do with sausage art and bicycles.

Babes, bumpers and Bentleys, or what Don Draper would’ve looked like on the other side of the Iron Curtain.

Craftsmanship lessons from the 80’s, or why 100 lightbulbs are putting Tim Burton to shame.

What a French invention from 1877 has to do with superb modern animation.

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