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1 ♥ / 29 January, 2012
oneletterperday:

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5 ♥ / 27 January, 2012
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0 ♥ / 26 January, 2012
1 ♥ / 25 January, 2012
ABC
5 ♥ / 24 January, 2012
1 ♥ / 24 January, 2012
CrossTalk in the Minneapolis Institute of Arts
0 ♥ / 24 January, 2012
metromag:


At first glance, this year’s  Keepers are a ragtag bunch. Their   mediums run the gamut from good  old-fashioned pen and paper to the human   body; their habitats are  classrooms, venerable theater stages and rock   clubs.
But here’s where this diverse group converges: Each Keeper has    talent to spare, and is an indispensable cog in the wheel of Twin   Cities  culture. For that, we have presented them with some fancy words,  and a pretty picture  in an  attempt to flatter them into never leaving  town.  
Today’s featured Keeper is Anne Ulku, who spins beautiful words from color, prose and clothing.
8 ♥ / 23 January, 2012
ABAA / ballet academy identity design elements
6 ♥ / 17 January, 2012
DailyHues
5 ♥ / 17 January, 2012
1 ♥ / 12 January, 2012
Logo silhouettes
1 ♥ / 10 January, 2012
metromag:

Breakfast. It’s the most important meal of the day. It’s also the way we’ve traditionally started our year at METRO, and 2012 is no exception.
Pick up a copy of our January issue to find our favorite new places  to shake off last night’s mistakes, including Mojo Monkey Donuts, The  Lowry and Maeve’s Cafe (apologies in advance to all of our readers whose  resolutions we are testing).
But breakfast is just the beginning. The January issue also carries:
Our annual “Keeper Awards,” which looks at seven great artists  we’ve come to love. Included on this year’s list: trio Is/Is, designer  Anne Ulku and writer Marlon James.
A photo essay on the local Occupy Wall Street movement (by the way, where did everyone go?).
An interview with retiring Minnesota Public Radio icon Gary Eichten. 
A how-to on terrariums from Tangletown Garden’s Michael Foley.
A look at a Wisconsin hideaway that author Chris Clayton describes as “a warm, functional, crowd-pleasing cabin in a box.”
A feature on photographer Dona Schwartz, whose portrait of a Welch, Minn. couple has attracted international recognition.
This list is but a sampling of what the issue contains – and of  course it looks lovely in print – so here’s a suggestion: grab a copy  wherever fine publications are sold. Better yet, subscribe today.
9 ♥ / 6 January, 2012
0 ♥ / 5 January, 2012
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