Spied in the Georgia Tech Paper Museum, these fantastic archival photos show the messy business of making paper. Segregation is apparent: African Americans did the rag sorting, the old guy ran the pulper, women inspected for flaws (and threw the rejects on the floor--looking like Christmas morning) and nice young lads wrapped the final product.
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Simple, sublime signage in San Diego
Clever graffiti. Stenciled on the back of a stop sign, this pileated woodpecker perches adjacent to a punched metal bar, as if the bird had pecked the holes himself.
Only New York City can get away with a posh shop called "Acne". It sure caught
my attention, but not enough to shop.
From a New York City lamp post. High contrast halftone with added type.
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