Ironic Sans: 60 Seconds in the Life of a Staircase

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March 28, 2006

60 Seconds in the Life of a Staircase

Part 6 in an ongoing series of (approximately) 60 second films.

I almost named this one “60 Seconds in the Life of a Guy in a Sweater Vest”

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You probably should name it “that guy”

Posted by: Yana | August 3, 2006 3:32 PM

Just stumbled here… I really love your concept for the 60 second films. Some of them are really artistic. Thanks for these.

Posted by: Cali | August 25, 2006 8:36 AM

I LOVE your 60 Second videos. I am at work at 7:00 at night and I just laughed my ass off at “Life of a Staircase” AKA “Life of a Guy Wearing a Sweater Vest”. I also love the idea of a serif font named Ironic Sans. Very witty. Can you tell I’m a designer? Thanks for this fabulous web site!

Posted by: Lia | January 10, 2007 7:18 PM

He’s totally creeping me out! Note to self…if you see a sweater vest…run…but not that fast…they move at a slow pace.

Posted by: RebeccaB | January 23, 2007 6:45 PM

It’s interesting to hear from a differned perspective. When I watched the movie, I found him refreshing among all of the rushed people around him. I saw him as a dreamer. Then when I read Rebeccas comments I watched it again and it made me laugh outloud viewing from her perspective.

Posted by: brinkzilla | February 7, 2007 4:11 PM

Omg! That guy is hilarious xD Just stops and stares for a second.

Posted by: Chris | January 14, 2008 11:30 AM

This site is © David Friedman and except for fair use it may not be reproduced without my permission. Luckily, permission is usually easy to obtain. Contact me and we'll talk. This blog is typeset in Georgia, Times New Roman, or Times, in that order of priority based on what fonts are installed on your computer, or whatever standard serif font is installed if none of the above. The exceptions are the main title, which is based roughly on Baskerville Old Face, and the handwritten parts which are, well, my handwriting.