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August 6, 2012 at 6:27pm
Reblogged from edlorenzo

edlorenzo: UNIQLO x UNDERCOVER A/W 2012: BEES & THE HOPPERS →

edlorenzo:

Japanese brand, Uniqlo wants to tell you something ‘bout the birds (GRASSHOPPER) and the bees, and the flowers and the trees in their latest collaco collection for Autumn/Winter 2012 with Undercover.

The last installment of the short lived Uniqlo x Undrercover collaboration was revealed…

March 26, 2012 at 3:45pm
waywt 3-24-2012:

cycling cap, +J band collar shirt, Uniqlo “Let it Be” tee, +J bow-leg pants (pushed up to shorts), bum flap (made from plain tee-shirt), Muji socks, black Pumas.

waywt 3-24-2012: cycling cap, +J band collar shirt, Uniqlo “Let it Be” tee, +J bow-leg pants (pushed up to shorts), bum flap (made from plain tee-shirt), Muji socks, black Pumas.

March 24, 2012 at 8:56pm

My waywt shots for 3-20.

Bike cap, +J (uniqlo) band collar shirt, “Let it Be” UT (uniqlo) tee, pleated skirt by me, black pumas.

October 17, 2011 at 10:29pm
One of my roommates was describing the Uniqlo logo (which has been all over New York for the past couple months). She described it as “The logo with the 4 red squares”.
I’m no graphic designer (or neurologist), but this statement made me realize how different real vs. remembered images are. Only certain aspects of an image make it into long-term memory - the general composition, the overall color, maybe the mood. Graphic designers need to test their images for sticking power.

One of my roommates was describing the Uniqlo logo (which has been all over New York for the past couple months). She described it as “The logo with the 4 red squares”.

I’m no graphic designer (or neurologist), but this statement made me realize how different real vs. remembered images are. Only certain aspects of an image make it into long-term memory - the general composition, the overall color, maybe the mood. Graphic designers need to test their images for sticking power.