I loved the Criterion Collection's Bowie cover for "The Man Who Fell to Earth" when I first saw it.
Ditto! Ditto! Ditto!
Sunday, April 10, 2011
First Post
I have noticed over the years...the geometric, symmetrical eye. A symbol of good ideas, vision, insight, clear ideas...and more? I am not sure. To me, it has become a tired cliche. Here are some unique examples mixed with some poor ones. You be the judge.

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| Branden Schaefer | 
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| Branden Schaefer's Logo | 
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| Dirk Fowler | 
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| Dirk Fowler | 
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| Shirt for the Filthy Dukes | 
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| Frank Chimero | 
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| Heads of State | 
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| Heads of State | 
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| Heads of State.......again. | 
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| Rand? Maybe. | 
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| Oh. Boy......Jason Munn (Small Stakes #1) | 
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| Oh. Boy......Jason Munn (Small Stakes #2) | 
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| Oh. Boy......Jason Munn (Small Stakes #3) | 
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| Oh. Boy......Jason Munn (Small Stakes #4) | 
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| An original take by Javier jean Benavides | 
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| Mattson Creative | 
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| Paul Rand | 
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| Peter Mendelsund | 
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| Frank Chimero, for an article on cliches. | 
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| William Golden | 
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| Yarek Waszul | 
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| Lastly, I am guilty as well. When I was young  I designed this for the 2008 Chaumont Student Poster Competition. (it was accepted) EDIT: Found this one on Underconsideration.com tonight: | 
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