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Friday, 14 December 2012

The Reports of TI's Death...

Posted on 05:44 by Unknown
... have been greatly exaggerated - so take a deep breath and relax, folks.

Sometimes life gets in the way and one must turn one's attention elsewhere. TI will return next week, once my teaching obligations have concluded for the semester.

For anyone needing a daily hit of mid-century art and discussion (and in the absence of new posts here on the blog) I encourage you to join the TI Facebook Group, where nearly a thousand members have already added well over a thousand scans of illustration, design, comic and cartoon art from the '80s all the way back to the late 1800s.

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The lively, far-ranging discussion continues daily and around the clock. It's quite a marvelous thing. Hope to see you there!
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