I really love the colors and type in this old cookbook page scanned in by Pete Ryan.
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I really love the colors and type in this old cookbook page scanned in by Pete Ryan.
Urban Spectacles consists of hand carved glasses frames made of wood. The glasses are beautiful and unique, I just wish the photos and website would do them justice. Via myturtleneck (a very promising newish blog)
After a long stressful few days this video was just the thing I needed. CS-S-S-S-S…
So I was searching around, trying to figure out how to get my Google Reader to alphabetize my subscriptions list because it makes it easier for me to find a specific site when I want to. It used to do it automatically every time I added a new feed, but a while back it stopped, [...]
*UPDATE* Since this post has been growing in popularity recently I thought I’d update it to link to a couple things: – Luke Roberts explains freelensing in more detail. – Photojojo adds some advice for people that want to try it. I’m loving this technique that Luke Roberts is exploring that he calls Freelensing. In [...]
This Exercising Together album cover from 1982 has to be the most fabulous thing I have seen in weeks. I love how they are shamelessly trying to cash in on the E.T. movie’s hype. I found this while browsing through Flickr user IAAFOTS’s collection of vintage and retro imagery. Thanks to Mid-Century Modernist for pointing [...]
I just heard about Obama unveiling the new logos for the ARRA and TIGER programs. Not only are they awesome, but they were done by some awesome people, namely Chris Glass (who has a knack for finding great things on the internet) and Aaron Draplin (who amused me greatly in this rant about bad design [...]
I just discovered Ellen McFadden‘s huge collection of historical graphic design images on Flickr. Not only is there a lot to look at, but most of them are available in high resolution. Also, she adds very interesting and enlightening commentary on each of them that is worth reading as you browse. The two above images [...]
Photographer Simon Hoegsberg created a fantastic 100 meter long photo entitled We’re All Gonna Die – 100 meters of existence. It was pieced together from photos taken in the same spot over the course of 20 days. There’s some really interesting people in the photo, and I really love the way it’s presented on the [...]