We can't decide what we dislike more, the faux yacht club superiority that Abercrombie&Fitch stands for, or the borderline reckless portrayal of alcoholism and entitlement that is MTV's The Jersey Shore. We think these two brands should just get over it and smush and make up.

http://www.adweek.com/adfreak/mtv-abercrombie-oh-you-clever-bastards-134...

The national chapter of AIGA has issued an alert telling designers to go check the website LogoGarden.com to make sure your identity work hasn't been lifted and resold by the site's founder, John Williams.

"A website promoting access to “do-it-yourself logos for entrepreneurs” starting at $79 has copied logos and other images created by designers and displayed them as LogoGarden founder John Williams’s own work for sale, without the original designers’ permission.

Bill Gardner of Gardner Design, who found more than 200 of his own designs offered on the site, has documented Williams’s outrageous and unethical behavior on the blog Rock Paper Ink, including examples of the slight modifications of well-known logos like the identity for World Wildlife Fund and Time Warner Cable."

Seriously messed up. For more on AIGA's recommended course of action, read this.

The weekend is here. Let's all let our hair down and go have a good time. We all earned it this week. Thanks for dropping by, and a big thanks to everyone that sent in work. So go have yourself a good time and come back Monday. Be safe out there.

Words of creative wisdom from Ira Glass.