Ian Falconer
Made Shop
We’ve updated our iron-on MADE SHOP shirt designs with this new typeface and a better transfer process. Still the same price, you can get one in our shop.
If you’re driving around Denver, look out for our new Stranahan’s billboards, featuring our new logo, label, and bottle designs.
Passport photos
Looper Scoring Sessions, San Francisco
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Ryan Lott on the piano. Literally.
This is, I believe, the first actual audio from the score to be posted. Not that you’ll be able to tell when you hear it in the film, but still.
We’re in a big fancy studio on a nice piano, but really, we’re not that far off from how we made Brick.
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I’m felting! (Taken with instagram)
Warning on Marke. Marke GO!
Running the slides on headset for hitRECord’s Sundance show. Listening to Jared call the show (lights, music, spots, slides, cameras) on headset is like watching a great conductor (even if he did keep pausing to take pictures of me wearing a headset :)
(Source: jaredgeller)
Simple and quick perfect bind using a stapler.
1. Have duplex prints ready to bind, crop marks are suggested.
2. Using binder clips, clamp your book along the edge that will later be bound.
3. With a steady hand, metal ruler, and fresh x-acto, trim edges of book starting (and this is important) with the right, then top and bottom.
4. With a ruler, mark the left edge of your book a quarter inch from the spine at the top and bottom of the page.
5. Using a heavy duty stapler (the kind that can handle large stacks), staple in three to four places along your quarter inch margin, using even spacing.
6. Place a scrap sheet of paper over each staple and hammer the staple down until it is mostly flush with the page. Repeat for each staple on the front and back.
7. Trim excess paper. You can cut right up to the staples.
8. Finally, trim a piece of self-adhering or basic bookcloth to your preferred size, and attach to the spine. Place on a clean, flat surface and weigh down while drying.
:)
(Source: cavalier)
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The mother of excess is not joy but joylessness.
(Source: newshelton.com)
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