20 November 2007
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14 Comments:
So you DID continue to read FFFFound after I sent that link!
Anyway, I was thinking the same thing. At first, I thought it was one source but now I see it's spreading ... as if it's an internet trend or something lol.
the other poster display trend I have noticed is to have it weighted down with bulldog clips. I understand that 'pack shot' photography often gives better results in a portfolio context that simple digital output, but this method is getting tedious.
Also, as you have been FFFFound before, there is a good change that this image will makes its way there soon ... let's hope.
oooh, you're so dry.
and yes.
ha! so true
it's not always like that; sometimes a poster holds up a dude. I'm just sayin'.
Cool this one is not for "flying for fun".
I'm in total agreement. It is something I've had a B in my bonnet about for a while.
You might find this interesting
http://www.craigoldham.co.uk/musings/handywork/
It's obviously a Craig thing...
lots of them like to have a full body shot, so they can show off their trendy colorful sneakers..
Ha Ha Great
I was was already getting iritated by seeing the top of the photo . Not again hands. And also Handwriting. No-design in its purest form. But then i read it great. ha ha
Well, most designers are followers and everyone is a voyeur, hence, the trend.
i think it's endearing to hold up your work and sort of hiding/standing behind it, proudly showing it off. being the mastermind of the poster, yes you also do figuratively speaking stand behind it.
though environment can sometimes get distracting, i think it's more often than not add to the whole picture/presentation. it contributes to how the designer wants the presentation to feel/look like. also gives a bit of an overview to what the designer is like, and i think that's very cool of them to share.
yes! you are so right!
I was talking about the same thing last week, which annoys me so, and than I see your comment.
- thank you for sharing my thoughts -
lol
finally the question has been asked...
making this pict my desktop for sure!
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