TXTreader is a platform for errant thoughts, dumb jokes, and approximated projects by a range of contributors. This edition of the reader is devoted to video games, the worlds they create, and how we process them.
Hardcore Architecture explores the relationship between the architecture of living spaces and the history of American hardcore bands in the 1980s. ... Band addresses in this booklet were discovered using contact listings found in demo tape and record reviews published from 1982-89 in the magazine Maximum RocknRoll. Google Street View was used to capture photos of the homes.
Rare 1997 punk fanzine, described as "The high art fanzine that borrows from and mocks the confessional self-absorption that many Riot Grrrl zines had become.”
Most of the drawings are based on photographs by the following people (listed alphabetically), whom I thank for the inspiration: Brian Duffy, Geoff MacCormack, Terry O'Neill, Mick Rock, Steve Schapiro, and Masayoshi Sukita
Chingozine is a collection of works by Latin@ artists that includes drawings of faces, food, animals and comics among others. They discuss topics like the English and Spanish languages, finger puppets, animals and Mexican wrestling. The authors also host a Tumblr at chingozine.tumblr.com.
In 1966 a young graphic designer flew to Mexico City for a chance to lead the graphic design for the 1968 olympics there. He realized that the olympic rings could be worked into the 68, which shaped the typeface and logo that he designed, which won him a contract and spurred the creation of the one of the most iconic graphic design programs in olympic and graphic design history.
