Showing posts with label olympics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label olympics. Show all posts

Sunday, February 14, 2010

02:16:92 week in revue


The instant lesson clipping addresses President Bush’s loss in the New Hampshire Primary to Pat Buchanan. The real Darrin Stephens, Dick York, died this week. The Olympics continued, as it does in 2010, while the Daytona 500 was set to run its course. Well, not really a course. That would indicate turning in more than one direction. How does the least admired list compare in 2010?

This is an interesting display of clippings with lots of movement across the page. A mix of flush left/right alignments with free form subjects bridging across white space.

Sunday, January 31, 2010

02:02:92 week in revue


Jammed packed with graphic clippings this week. All of which presents a fairly interesting display of positive and negative space. From the death of Mr. Miss America to Letterman’s tenth anniversary, the images transition from one to another.

Letterman only had about a year and a half left with NBC at this point. Arguably the best years for Letterman. Many of the regular features so associated with him were from his eleven years at NBC. Since arriving at CBS, he seems to be coasting.

The Olympics began this week in 1992, though golf never really worked out as a winter sport. The small “social action” clipping adds support to the bicycling images. And note the mountain range matching up between the two images and the speed skater and the highway. I know. Too clever for words.