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Was at Mylapore today to attend the Mylapore Festival which is conducted by Sundaram Finance every year. All great cities have a soul. Mylapore can rightfully claim to be the soul of Chennai city here in south India. It pre-dates Chennai's birth and has seen the city grow as it has, its own. Mylapore retains the look and feel of an old neighborhood, the culture and heritage typically south Indian, yet it has not escaped development. This place then is also just the setting for a cultural festival. That is why the Sundaram Finance sponsored Mylapore Festival is organised every year in January, on the eve of the local harvest festival of Pongal.
HO Ho ho, its that time of year to have festive cheer and to have the spirit of Christmas.
Its also the best time to buy one of Paul Williams AIG Christmas T-shirts especially as they are designed with some tongue and cheek to go your merry way.
This is an excellent T-shirts to wear for the Christmas office party’s or down the old local.
This particular item is a T-Shirt going on the theme of KEEP CALM.
This design will turn heads and grant you seasonal kiss.
This is a loose fit White T-Shirt with printed graphics
vistit;
paulwilliams-artist.weebly.com/christmas-t-shirts.html
or buy on
www.ebay.co.uk/sch/paulwilliamsaig/m.html?item=2611201503...
Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster produced by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War, intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion. Seeing only limited distribution, it was little known. The poster was rediscovered in 2000 and has been re-issued by a number of private sector companies, and used as the decorative theme for a range of other products. There are only two known surviving examples of the poster outside government archives
Altro pezzo per la serie di poster liberamente ispirati al poster originale "Keep Calm and Carry On".
You can see the entire set here: www.eleonoraanzini.com/portfolio/keep-calm-poster
The time has come, the time has come, the time has come today
The time has come, the time has come, the time has come today
And so all the good people wanna rescue
From all the small people wanna talk to you
All the clever people wanna tell you
That all the little people wanna dance its true
Cloud, block out the sun
Over me, over me
And spoil, spoil all the fun
Won't you please
If you please, please anyone
Talk to me, talk to me
All you boys, lonely and drunk
On your knees
It's just Us and Them
Over and over again
Us v. Them
Over and over again
Us and Them
Over and over again
(Us V Them, LCD Soundsystem)
Good advice for the snowpocalypse of 2011: Keep Calm and Shovel On.
Download a PDF of the posters suitable for printing, framing and giving as gift to a loved one.
Light Blue Poster:
www.curvedigital.com/Curve/ShovelOn_LightBlue.pdf
Dark Blue Poster:
www.curvedigital.com/Curve/ShovelOn_DarkBlue.pdf
Create by your friends at Curve Detroit Marketing Strategy & Creative Design:
Based on the original "Keep Calm and Carry On" posters created during WWII:
HO Ho ho, its that time of year to have festive cheer and to have the spirit of Christmas.
Its also the best time to buy one of Paul Williams AIG Christmas T-shirts especially as they are designed with some tongue and cheek to go your merry way.
This is an excellent T-shirts to wear for the Christmas office party’s or down the old local.
This particular item is a T-Shirt going on the theme of KEEP CALM.
This design will turn heads and grant you seasonal kiss.
This is a loose fit White T-Shirt with printed graphics
vistit;
paulwilliams-artist.weebly.com/christmas-t-shirts.html
or buy on
www.ebay.co.uk/sch/paulwilliamsaig/m.html?item=2611201503...
All prints i did.
These will age and change in time.
Silkscreen Printing on Banana Leaves / Summer 2011 Edition
see making of here
see animated prints here
All prints i did.
These will age and change in time.
Silkscreen Printing on Banana Leaves / Summer 2011 Edition
see making of here
see animated prints here
All prints i did.
These will age and change in time.
Silkscreen Printing on Banana Leaves / Summer 2011 Edition
see making of here
see animated prints here
oh so British, with the wellies parked on it. Love it!
Still cannot decide exactly *what* KCACC element (print/mug/postcard enough etc etc...) I want in my new office, should I cross stitch one maybe? All that monotone red or aqua blue would make me go gaga though......
Was at Mylapore today to attend the Mylapore Festival which is conducted by Sundaram Finance every year. All great cities have a soul. Mylapore can rightfully claim to be the soul of Chennai city here in south India. It pre-dates Chennai's birth and has seen the city grow as it has, its own. Mylapore retains the look and feel of an old neighborhood, the culture and heritage typically south Indian, yet it has not escaped development. This place then is also just the setting for a cultural festival. That is why the Sundaram Finance sponsored Mylapore Festival is organised every year in January, on the eve of the local harvest festival of Pongal.
Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster produced by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War, intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion. Seeing only limited distribution, it was little known. The poster was rediscovered in 2000 and has been re-issued by a number of private sector companies, and used as the decorative theme for a range of other products. There are only two known surviving examples of the poster outside government archives
Keep Calm and Carry On was a poster produced by the British government in 1939 during the beginning of the Second World War, intended to raise the morale of the British public in the event of invasion. Seeing only limited distribution, it was little known. The poster was rediscovered in 2000 and has been re-issued by a number of private sector companies, and used as the decorative theme for a range of other products. There are only two known surviving examples of the poster outside government archives