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Dollar ReDe$ign Project

It's Time to ReBrand the Buck

Michael McWatters : Dollar ReDe$ign : Michael Jackson : You Just Can't 'Beat It'

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Posted June 30, 2009
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The Price of Fame: Respect? Ed McMahon : Michael Jackson : Farrah Fawcett : RIP

“In today’s ‘pop’ culture our ideals are driven by those we idolize – the celebrity elite. Yet, it’s a relationship that comes with a price – at least for those we worship – often pushing them over the edge and into oblivion. Why? Fame and fortune represents everything we all desire, and the heroes who we love one moment and reject the next, often get caught up in the general public’s obsessive fascination with every nook and cranny of their lives – but once they are gone, they’re gone. However, redesigning the Dollar could actually be an honorable way for us to immortalize our idols forever and show them the long term respect they deserve.” Vincent Kettering

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Filed under  //   Dollar ReDe$ign   Ed McMahon   Farrah Fawcett   Michael Jackson  
Posted June 29, 2009
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Show Me The Money : Michael Bierut, Pentagram (The Atlantic magazine)

World renowned designer and Pentagram partner, Michael Bierut, recently wrote an article for The Atlantic Magazine charting the (design) course of our mighty US dollar bill from its inception through to the Dollar ReDe$ign Project’s proposed redesign. Bierut very politely notes that the introduction of ‘the big purple (Helvetica) numbers that now appear in the corners’ of the current $5 bill ‘is a solution as inelegant and clumsy as a denim patch on a satin dress’ – clearly he’s not impressed. Bierut also walks us through how we stumbled to where we are today and shows some examples of what other countries do for inspiration. Regarding our proposed redesign, Bierut mentions that it seems ‘the time is right for the notion that economic change can start at the grass roots’ – more power to the people! Which reminds me, we never heard back from the President. Read original article here ... 

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Posted June 16, 2009
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