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dwdesign:

During the Oscars Academy Awards last night Mondo released posters for some of the nominated films in collaboration with the film studios. I was commissioned to do the one for Argo. The poster is for the made up Sci-fi film in the film. Argo was awarded with the Oscar for best film 2012.

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aurelienmabilat:

War 4 Ears

Poster for UN’s music festival, summer 2013, Geneva, Switzerland

steve-kim:

p 1of2 posters for Post Text at Samwon Paper Gallery, Seoul, Korea.

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Descartes’s Mechanical Philosophy. According to French philosopher René Descartes (1596-1650), the universe operated as a continuously running machine which God had set in motion. Since he rejected Newton’s theory of gravity and idea of a vacuum in space, Descartes argued that instead the universe was composed of a “subtle matter” he named “plenum,” which swirled in vortices like whirlpools and actually moved the planets by contact. Here, these vortices carry the planets around the Sun.

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