
02 december 2010
Apple Forces Removal Of Steve Jobs Action Figure
Onder het motto "Waar je aandacht aan besteedt, wordt groter":
An action figure of Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has recently sold out online, after the iPhone maker filed a requested to stop the marketing and sale of the toy, citing copyright infringement.
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The toy had gained much attention on the Internet, with many websites and blogs noting how the figure was holding the iPhone incorrectly, in the supposed "death grip" that causes signal loss on the iPhone 4.
(bron: Mobiledia)

M.I.C. staat voor Made in China. Als je op store.micgadget.com gaat kijken, blijkt de SJ Figure trouwens 'Discontinued'.
Zie ook The End of Apple CEO Action Figure.
An action figure of Apple chief executive Steve Jobs has recently sold out online, after the iPhone maker filed a requested to stop the marketing and sale of the toy, citing copyright infringement.
...
The toy had gained much attention on the Internet, with many websites and blogs noting how the figure was holding the iPhone incorrectly, in the supposed "death grip" that causes signal loss on the iPhone 4.
(bron: Mobiledia)

M.I.C. staat voor Made in China. Als je op store.micgadget.com gaat kijken, blijkt de SJ Figure trouwens 'Discontinued'.
Zie ook The End of Apple CEO Action Figure.
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30 november 2010
Robert Maguire – Dead, Man, Dead
Robert Maguire began his education at Duke University, but like so many others of his generation, left for service in World War II. Upon his return, his interest in art led him to the Art Students League, where his instructor was the famed Frank Reilly. Two of Maguire's more noteworthy fellows included Clark Hulings and James Bama, graduates all of the class of '49.Maguire's career took off immediately with his first work for Trojan Publications: cover art for their line of small pocket pulps, with titles like Hollywood Detective Magazine (Oct. 1950). Maguire did three of the eight covers for this pocket pulp series. From then on, his career blossomed.
His classic period of the 50s and 60s grew out of his skilled female images, some of the best and most memorable of the period. Maguire's mastery of the "femme fatale" created a vintage paperback icon: his women are passionate yet somehow down to earth, approachable, though sometimes at your own risk.
Robert Maguire continued evolving and producing fine art as well as many memorable illustrations.
(Bron: Wikipedia)
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