I read Sheryl Sandberg’s “Lean In” this weekend. This anecdote resonated with me most.
Protested Development: Cause Posters for the Whole (Bluth) Family.
Shutterstock’s in-house design team created “cause” posters in honor of this month’s 15 all-new episodes return of Arrested Development on Netflix. These are based on one of our team’s favorite recurring bits - Lindsay Bluth Fünke’s love of causes. We’ve designed Cause Protest Posters for the different family members and what we think their character would be passionate about.
Hooray! The Bluth Company Tumblr posted our “Protested Development: Cause Posters for the Whole (Bluth) Family”
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Companies have looked for inspiration from art history. Conjuring up a beautiful painting inside of an advertisement is a modern tradition.
Jay Gatsby just lost to Tony Stark. At least he beat Jane Eyre.
The more you think about and engage with your Twitter header image, the greater likelihood of people following suit and engaging with your feed. Some companies use their Twitter header images to increase attention, followers, and inevitably sales.
On this week’s episode of the mental_floss List Show, John Green discusses some of history’s most bizarre pets.
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