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A clever Michael Jackson tribute by EDHV.


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Author: staynice
Posted: 13th July 2009
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    Kate
    13th Jul 2009
    10:15 am

  1. This is brilliant! Will be reblogging at some point.


    2. Chris
    13th Jul 2009
    1:16 pm

  2. Seems more like a cheap dig than a tribute.


    3. akabarney
    13th Jul 2009
    2:39 pm

  3. Cheeky!


    4. Kate
    13th Jul 2009
    3:19 pm

  4. I also just realised there\’s a typo on the right swatch…it says 450, 450 rather than going up numerically. Whoops!


    5. Staynice
    13th Jul 2009
    3:57 pm

  5. The Michael on the right stays the same color and the one on the left changes.


    6. Kate
    13th Jul 2009
    6:20 pm

  6. Thanks Staynice.

    Double whoops – apparently not at my most observant today! =/


    7. Corey Thompson
    14th Jul 2009
    1:25 am

  7. Great tribute!


    8. Sam
    14th Jul 2009
    10:32 am

  8. cheap


    9. Aaron
    14th Jul 2009
    1:06 pm

  9. I agree — really cheap.


    10. Neil
    14th Jul 2009
    1:27 pm

  10. Bit ‘meh’ for me


    11. Andy
    14th Jul 2009
    3:03 pm

  11. How does pointing out skin tone for the sake of , what appears to be self promotion, act as a tribute??

    I don’t get it.

    In comparison to the array of existing designer Pantone gags out there this one doesn’t really do it for me…


    12. Glenn
    14th Jul 2009
    4:08 pm

  12. Yeah I think tribute is maybe not the best title for this post?


    13. J.S.
    14th Jul 2009
    8:12 pm

  13. This is pretty insensitive. Yep: cheap.


    14. character1
    16th Jul 2009
    11:46 am

  14. At the risk of jumping on the bandwagon I’m not into this either – it might have been a funny piece had he still been alive – now he’s dead it just feels like a bit of a cheap shot.


    15. Bill Starlin
    18th Jul 2009
    12:36 pm

  15. Quite tacky an dinsensitive to be called a tribute.


    16. Patricia
    20th Jul 2009
    3:44 pm

  16. stupid pointless and so overdone.


    17. Martin B
    28th Jul 2009
    12:50 pm

  17. Is it just me that thinks the most offensive thing about this is the fact that it’s another navel gazing graphic design Pantone reference?

    It’s a book that has colours in it. I have an underwear drawer with some different coloured pairs of socks in it.


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