THE ANTI/ANTI EXPANSION!

Anti Anti has added three new members to the ranks, that means we’re three times harder, better, faster, stronger… you get the picture. So here they are Graydon, Jeff and James!

(Chuck Anderson, eat your heart out!)

ON CHRIS HUGHES & MAKING THE OBAMA MACHINE

FAST COMPANY MAGAZINE covers the untold story of how Chris Hughes, today just 25 years old, helped create two of the most successful startups in modern history, Facebook and the Barack Obama campaign.

PARIS FOR WARHOL

Photos by Dina Shestakova (2009).

MALCOLM GLADWELL AT THE 92ND STREET Y

Although, this video is from January, it’s completely AMAZING.

BOB TUREK DOES MUSIC

Here’s something for the weekend… Bob Turek, currently studying at Cranbrook Academy of Art, creates some amazing “sculptures.” Read more on his profile page. There’s little doubt that Mr.Turek would make a fortune if he would mass produce & sell these creations. Who wouldn’t want a full sized headless maniquinn, blasting House music from it’s nipple-speakers, adoring one’s living quarters?

TERRY RICHARDSON ON HIS SNAPSHOT TECHNIQUE

#29

Happy New Year to all!

We are excited to find that our studio was ranked #29 in “The definitive top 100 graphic design companies” list (from The Designer Forum by The Designers Republic). Yay.

THE BEER VOTE

TICK, TOCK, TICK, TOCK…

48hrs & counting… Visit Anti/Anti (our official site) in the next few days for a special surprise, filled with tasty typography & scrumptious new imagery… Better than your Mama’s cookies!

PEANUT BUTTER & _ _ _ _ _

Thankfully, not all “new social networking” takes place over the internet… Jelly started in NYC in February of 2006 when roommates Amit and Luke realized that they loved working from home, but they missed the creative brainstorming, sharing, and camaraderie of a traditional office. So, they invited people to work from their home for the day. The success of that day sparked more & more meetings that eventually became “Jelly.” They welcome everyone from designers, developers, and internet types, to musicians, cooks, sound designers, tea sommeliers, product designers, photographers, writers, and more. Find how to start your own Jelly here.