Here's to artist Ralph McQuarrie, whose conceptual art for Star Wars essentially locked up the green light George Lucas needed from the studio to make his space opera. The prolific illustrator passed away over the weekend; he was 82.
We've talked about Facebook's Timeline a couple times before. And everyone has debated its virtues (or lack thereof) left and right... Well, today marks another milestone for this new era of Facebook, as brand timelines went live on the social network this morning. Of course, this provides advertisers a unique opportunity for brand engagement, and our friends over at AdAge did a pretty good job of covering the launch – even breaking down "what's cool" on a number of big brands' timelines. You can read the full article here. And below is just a handful of timeline tidbits that caught our attention:
Ford sells its first car –
NYT reports on Lincoln's assassination –
Old Spice does a little embellishing on its origins –
With members DJ Jr. Flo, drummer Adam Tune and keyboardist David Matisse, Toronto-based trio Keys N Krates uses live instrumentation, turntablism and live sampling to "re-invent the remix." Here they are remixing The Fugees:
And here, available for download, is Live Re-Mixing 101 – KNK's take on the History of Hip-Hop, featuring Mos Def's "Ms. Fat Booty," Tribe Called Quest favorites, The Fugees' "Fu-Gee-La," Talib Kweli's "Get By," Dr. Dre's "Next Episode," Simian Mobile Disco's "We Are Your Friends" and more:
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