CHIPS

Quick projects, rejected work, and visual inspiration.
Intertitles in SINGLESMar 31, 2019
Free logo for your Big Lebowski fan clubMay 16, 2018
Posters for Bill Forsyth moviesApr 29, 2018
Isn’t it better?Apr 3, 2018
Tanlines PresentsFeb 16, 2018
Our TownJul 27, 2017
Freud Pelican LibraryJul 20, 2017
Books within booksJul 17, 2017
Colors & objectsJul 14, 2017
True commitmentJul 12, 2017
Humorous Expression Wall DecorJul 7, 2017
BreadJul 6, 2017
John Alcorn + RizzoliJul 5, 2017
Choosing: Green BeansJun 30, 2017
Why Oh WhyJun 10, 2017
The Design of Business | The Business of DesignApr 18, 2017
The BubbleNov 23, 2016
Brain CloudSep 27, 2016
Debates of yoreSep 26, 2016
HaussmannSep 26, 2016
Not usSep 22, 2016
Blanket chairSep 17, 2016
Ruthless PeopleSep 16, 2016
Florent in SpySep 15, 2016
Graphic artsAug 22, 2016
Jock magazineAug 19, 2016
Cool chairAug 18, 2016
The Furniture & Objets d’Art of FrasierAug 17, 2016
Rejected work: Sick in the HeadAug 16, 2016
Primer of PerceptionAug 15, 2016
Seinfeld portraitsAug 14, 2016
Institute for advanced drinkingAug 12, 2016
Jimmy Carter’s Cheese RingAug 11, 2016
Good netiquetteAug 10, 2016
Your American YardstickAug 9, 2016
Pool paintingsAug 8, 2016
Emoji emojiAug 7, 2016
Not a ticketAug 5, 2016
Deadheads for ObamaAug 4, 2016
We kid you not.Aug 3, 2016
American Typography TodayAug 2, 2016
Suggested emoji modifiersAug 1, 2016
Mental MagnetJul 31, 2016
Corpse CamJul 29, 2016
L-R-EJul 28, 2016
Top postersJul 27, 2016
A favorite type trick × 2May 26, 2016
Everything is going to be okayMar 17, 2016
Shift+Minimize GenieMar 16, 2016
Hype to break it to youFeb 5, 2016
Proposed MonumentJan 29, 2016
New York JewJan 20, 2016
Tote AppropriationJan 9, 2016
Books DeliveredJan 7, 2016
Paté PackagingJan 3, 2016
Colorful HouseDec 31, 2015
12 DaysDec 22, 2015
Rejected Work: Tiny Furniture’s Original Opening TitlesDec 21, 2015
Contains the hit singleDec 17, 2015
“Let ‘er rip”Nov 28, 2015

Rejected Work: Tiny Furniture’s Original Opening Titles

Dec 21, 2015

We just added a new case study to the archive: our work for Tiny Furniture, Lena Dunham’s 2011 breakout feature. The first opening title sequence we conceived consisted of a long overhead shot of Aura packing a box of significant objects to take home with her from college. The reason it was scrapped? Everyone who saw the rough cut thought the ziplock full of hamster food was a giant bag of weed.