Crap Hound
Crap hound
Sean Tejaratchi · 初版 2021 年
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“由肖恩·泰贾拉奇（Sean Tejaratchi）编辑并设计，《Crap Hound》是社会评论与略显放纵的平面设计的开创性结合体。在简短的前言与片尾致谢之间，《Crap Hound》全由纯图像构成。每一页都填满了对比强烈的艺术作品，均精心摘录自复古目录、广告、冷门书籍以及寻获的附随印刷品。本期中数量惊人的太阳、月亮和星星定会让你震撼不已。”——Quimby书店简介
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整条评论其实都该归功于 Banksy，还有《Crap Hound》的 Sean Tejaratchi。
This entire comment should be attributed to Banksy, as well as Sean Tejaratchi from Crap Hound.
……看着你然后消失无踪。他们从高楼上俯视着你，让你觉得自己很渺小……”实际上大量借鉴了 Sean Tejaratchi 发表于 1999 年独立杂志《Crap Hound》上的文章《Death, Phones, Sissors》。Gawker 在 2012 年就指出了这一点 (https://gawker.com/5892332/viral-banksy-quote-on-advertising...)，不过这段话现在依然经常被单独算在 Banksy 头上，比如在 Goodreads 上就是：https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/461383-people-are-taking-th...…
…at you and then disappear. They leer at you from tall buildings and make you feel small..." actually borrows heavily from a 1999 essay, "Death, Phones, Sissors" by Sean Tejaratchi published in the zine Crap Hound. Gawker noted this in 2012 (https://gawker.com/5892332/viral-banksy-quote-on-advertising...), though the passage still turns up routinely as credited to Banksy alone, as in on Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/461383-people-are-taking-th...…
……出自他的书《Cut it Out》。关于这里面到底有多少是原创的还有些争议，有人说它跟一个叫 Sean Tejaratchi 的人在 1999 年给一本叫《Crap Hound》的杂志写的文章很像。不过我既没读过那篇文章也没读过那本书，我只是在网上看到了这段文字。
…from his book "Cut it Out". There's some debate about how much of it is original. with some people saying it's similar to an article written in 1999 by someone named Sean Tejaratchi for a magazine called Crap Hound. I've never read the article or the book though, I just found the text online.