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Kleenex's Log Jam

April 18, 2007, 4:15 PM

This is good stuff. If you're as annoyed as I am at those stupid "Let it out" ads, check out what the jammers at Greenpeace's Kleercut site are doing to spoil Kimberly-Clark's tear-jerking, pseudo-sentimental TV spots and get the message out that Kleenex Tissues are made with "100 per cent virgin fibre and contains no recycled fibre." Well, what they don't say is that this virgin fibre comes from clear-cutting ancient forest including North America's Boreal forest.

Labels: boycott, criminals, culture-jammer, environment, Greenpeace, logo parodies

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ticketbastard

February 01, 2007, 10:42 AM

Okay, this is not "visual junk," but I've just paid more in fees than I did for a damn concert ticket. Serisously, something needs to be done about this (besides spending half an hour making a parody logo—hey, there's some visual junk!).

Labels: boycott, criminals, extortion, music, ticketmaster

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Support the EFF v. AT&T (aka: BFF of the NSA)

November 28, 2006, 5:36 PM

Labels: boycott, criminals, fascist, privacy

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Hand-Painted & Hand-Crafted Signs

Fossils in our Visual Landscape

A rather large sampling of the hundreds of photos that I've snapped over the years, in places like New York City, New Orleans, Pennsylvania, Antigua BWI and more.

Cult of the Goat

Bock Beer Labels and a Homonym Gone Awry

Devilish goats rear their ugly heads in these sinister looking beer labels from the U.S. and around the world. Includes a little bit of history on where this strange iconography came from.

45rpm Record Label Designs

Feast your eyes on this assortment of about one hundred labels and logos dating from the 1950s to the 1970s. I've been collecting these for a long time and thought I would share some of my favorites.