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graph10, originally uploaded by element kuuda
Check out these Scans of great Graphic Design.
If you’ve wondered why I’ve been quiet, it is because I’m gearing up for the massive trip laid out above.
The Pantheon at night, originally uploaded by hinius
It is one of Paris’s most celebrated monuments, a neoclassical masterpiece that has cast its shadow across the city for more than two centuries.
But it is unlikely that the Panthéon, or any other building in France’s capital, will have played host to a more bizarre sequence of events than those revealed in a court last week.
Four members of an underground “cultural guerrilla” movement known as the Untergunther, whose purpose is to restore France’s cultural heritage, were cleared on Friday of breaking into the 18th-century monument in a plot worthy of Dan Brown or Umberto Eco.
For a year from September 2005, under the nose of the Panthéon’s unsuspecting security officials, a group of intrepid “illegal restorers” set up a secret workshop and lounge in a cavity under the building’s famous dome. Under the supervision of group member Jean-Baptiste Viot, a professional clockmaker, they pieced apart and repaired the antique clock that had been left to rust in the building since the 1960s. Only when their clandestine revamp of the elaborate timepiece had been completed did they reveal themselves.
TWA, originally uploaded by plemeljr
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Paint & Typography, originally uploaded by plemeljr
The woman whose voice can be heard across the Underground has been axed after recording a series of spoof messages revealing what she really thought of Tube travellers.
Emma Clarke, the voice of the Underground who has been advising people to ‘Mind the Gap’ since 1999, recorded a series of spoof messages in her trademark soft and clear style.
The professional voiceover artist lets rip at the type of people she thinks sum up the misery of Tube travel.
But now the parent company of the Tube, TfL, has made an announcement of its own, calling Ms Clarke ‘silly’ and cutting future contracts with her.
Read more and listen to the spoof announcements.
Amazing how the character of a space and place can be defined by a voice.