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"Whatever your feelings are about Big Blue\u00A0-- does anyone\u00A0have feelings about IBM these days? -- if you love design, you will flip out over Sue Murphy\u2019s Good Design is Good Business site,\u00A0a repository of the most eye-popping art\u00A0created for the company spanning the 1960s to the present.\r\n\r\nSome works are readily identifiable corporate productions, while\u00A0others are simply gorgeous abstract art.\u00A0All posters are high-resolution and suitable for printing.\r\n\r\nA self described \u201Cdesign nerd,\u201D Murphy\u00A0is currently\u00A0the art director at the ad agency Ogilvy &amp;amp;amp; Mather for the IBM account. \u201CThis is a little spot where I'm saving some beautiful IBM work I come across in the form of hi-res posters,\u201D she says in her blog.\r\n\r\n\r\n\r\nHead on over to view the collection as thumbnails. As you mouse over each one, a description of the campaign it was used for pops up. You'll find classic works by Paul Rand, creations by\u00A0Carl DeTorres,\u00A0a colorful series of icons from IBM's 2009\u00A0Smarter Planet campaign and more.\r\n\r\nThe collection also includes some cool recent works, derived from the aesthetic of the older ones.\r\n\u27A4\u00A0Good Design is Good Business"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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