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The history of biohazard

Here's an interesting article that The New York Times ran in 2001 about the creation of the infamous biohazard symbol. It's amazing how even 40 years after it's creation, a simple scientific logo is recognized globally and used beyond it's empirical intention.

From the article: "I ran into a peculiar situation one time a couple years ago when someone was putting on a seminar on biohazards. As gifts for the participants, he devised a beautiful tie with little biohazard symbols all over it. This got me upset, and I sent him kind of a nasty letter saying this symbol was not designed to be used sartorially.''

Emo Scream

Too funny.

Music snob

Pretty much sums up the way most hipsters approach their music and unfortunately, on occasion, myself.

Venn diagrams are way underrated.

Become an Egotist

Hate it or love it, The Denver Egotist is looking for some help in spreading their cause of "attempting to help Denver suck less, daily." Send in an essay explaining why you would be a good Egotist, and you might be the next contributor. Interested? You can find the details here.

Diggin' through the archives

I found this old gem buried in my email a few months ago. It was created about 4 years ago in an art direction class, back when I thought I was an art director. Good times.