I thought Tilt-Shift was the description of my snowboarding technique. But this is better: Touring a tilt-shifted Jackson Hole mountain resort accompanied by a party-mix of Pink Floyd's 'Time' http://bit.ly/eFdgs3. Black diamonds are a muse's best friend. Read More
This year marks the 50th anniversary of Amnesty International. It also marks the 50th anniversary of beautiful and evocative poster art created for the organization. Check out some of the best of these with a slideshow at Guardian UK: http://tinyurl.com/3j8kasa Read More
There was a time when, if you wanted a vessel for your crematory remains you could choose between an old shoe box, a MJB coffee can, or something that looked like Louis the Fourteenth's bedpan. But not any more: Thanks ...Read More
Discovering your muse is easier than ever with the newly updated and reorganized Library of Congress archives. The link provides easy access to this treasure trove of images, movies, sounds and printed ephemera. An embarrassment of riches, and public domain. ...Read More
With Inside New York Eateries, artist Wijnanda Deroo continues her long-term exploration of the architectural interior as a genre of photographic investigation. Deroo scoured New York's five boroughs documenting the full spectrum of the city's culinary institutions. From Cafe 233; ...Read More
This is a little bit different entry for what is typically a visually-centric blog about mind candy, but bear with me... I can't say for certain, but it wouldn't surprise me a bit if, when the creative teams at Weiden & ...Read More
IN THE MOOD FOR LOVE / FA YEUNG NIN WA (2000) THE MATRIX (1999) Frame by frame conversion of feature length film compressed into single pixel wide strips to create a sort of cinematic barcode. Though, at 30 fps, the bar would ...Read More
"I live in a steel box" is not a phrase that conjures romantic notions of mid-century cool; the evocative 'Mad Men' swagger that Julius Shulman captured in his iconic images of Case Study 22. But to look at these boxes, ...Read More
A short history of Lego from depression-era Sweden to modern day global juggernaut, and its packaging, presented by, if not a noted expert, then at least an informed and admiring fan. See it here: Codex99 Read More
This blog started out as an extension of something I used to do in a few shops where I worked: Every morning I would send a link to all the creatives of something cool to look at. I called it ...Read More