Got a shout out after sending a tip to Jalopnik, one of the best auto blogs out there.
Because everyone needs an 8-foot Nintendo controller.
3.31.2005
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3.28.2005
Two must-see lectures coming up:
House Industries at DWR
Thursday, April 7
6:30-9:00pm
Andy Cruz will discuss House Industries' work, including the Neutraface font, inspired by the Modernist architecture of Richard Neutra. We look forward to seeing you there. It's also a great opportunity to test-drive furniture and enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres. RSVP to philadelphia@dwr.com by Tuesday, April 5. Held at the DWR Philadelphia Studio.
The Heads of State - A Lecture
Wednesday, April 13
6pm (reception), 7pm (lecture)
We'll ramble on for an hour or so about our influences, our process, and our philosophy on creating a semi-successful design studio. We'll try to be witty and informative, though we can make no promises. Held at the Tuttleman Auditorium, Philadelphia University.
Paul W.S. Anderson (think Alien vs Predator) will write and direct Deathrace 3000... so bad, but so good.
With Rhymerator and Beaterator, all that's needed is an internet connection, a mike and some attitude.
Transparent desktops.
House Industries at DWR
Thursday, April 7
6:30-9:00pm
Andy Cruz will discuss House Industries' work, including the Neutraface font, inspired by the Modernist architecture of Richard Neutra. We look forward to seeing you there. It's also a great opportunity to test-drive furniture and enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres. RSVP to philadelphia@dwr.com by Tuesday, April 5. Held at the DWR Philadelphia Studio.
The Heads of State - A Lecture
Wednesday, April 13
6pm (reception), 7pm (lecture)
We'll ramble on for an hour or so about our influences, our process, and our philosophy on creating a semi-successful design studio. We'll try to be witty and informative, though we can make no promises. Held at the Tuttleman Auditorium, Philadelphia University.
Paul W.S. Anderson (think Alien vs Predator) will write and direct Deathrace 3000... so bad, but so good.
With Rhymerator and Beaterator, all that's needed is an internet connection, a mike and some attitude.
Transparent desktops.
3.23.2005
Posted another new article on MotoringFile. Check it out!
Also, I recently submitted pics of the R5 to the Reader's Rides section of the Old Bike Barn, a purveyor of all things motorcyclic... and was accepted! You can see the old girl in all her glory here.
Also, I recently submitted pics of the R5 to the Reader's Rides section of the Old Bike Barn, a purveyor of all things motorcyclic... and was accepted! You can see the old girl in all her glory here.
3.22.2005
I've got a new article on MotoringFile. Check it out!
House Industries recently opened House 33 in London, a space which sells their collection of streetwear which employs their artwork. Awesome. Cannot wait to score some gear.
Worst logo ever.
This is really a pretty cool idea...
Winding Road Magazine is a free downloadable automotive magazine (PDF format)... the target demogrpahic may be a bit more affluent than most (I mean, they test corporate jets in the first issue) but hey, it's free!
Mr. Blobby loves you.
Silly dance videos to help you get thru Tuesday.
House Industries recently opened House 33 in London, a space which sells their collection of streetwear which employs their artwork. Awesome. Cannot wait to score some gear.
Worst logo ever.
This is really a pretty cool idea...
Winding Road Magazine is a free downloadable automotive magazine (PDF format)... the target demogrpahic may be a bit more affluent than most (I mean, they test corporate jets in the first issue) but hey, it's free!
Mr. Blobby loves you.
Silly dance videos to help you get thru Tuesday.
3.21.2005
SOLD! I'll reserve my comments, lest I get dooced (holding out for severence)... and my moms always said, if you can't say nothin' nice, well, you know...
3.17.2005
HAPPY ST. PAT'S!
3.16.2005
Benchley.
Graf stars check here.
Google riffs Mac Dock (not working now)?
Amaztype is, well, amazing.
Drinking water from thin air!
Graf stars check here.
Google riffs Mac Dock (not working now)?
Amaztype is, well, amazing.
Drinking water from thin air!
3.11.2005
OMG... anyone else remember Ed Emberley drawing books?!?!?! The hours I pored over these... remembered via Drawn!
Josh Owen: big ideas/small packages is an exhibit of newly designed objects from industrial and graphic designer Josh Owen. These are Owen's smaller objects, including ones in production with Umbra, Benza, Bozart, and Kikkerland. The opening coincides with the launch of DesignPhiladelphia, promoting our city's rich design history. Opening Reception: Friday, April 1st, 6:00 PM. Place: 222 Gallery, 222 Vine Street, Philadelphia.
Could Daylo be the new Craigslist?
Josh Owen: big ideas/small packages is an exhibit of newly designed objects from industrial and graphic designer Josh Owen. These are Owen's smaller objects, including ones in production with Umbra, Benza, Bozart, and Kikkerland. The opening coincides with the launch of DesignPhiladelphia, promoting our city's rich design history. Opening Reception: Friday, April 1st, 6:00 PM. Place: 222 Gallery, 222 Vine Street, Philadelphia.
Could Daylo be the new Craigslist?
3.09.2005
Rock out with new Lemon Jelly video (opens in iTunes).
Data Destruction Tour comes to Philly...
Some good fonts (and good work) here.
Data Destruction Tour comes to Philly...
Some good fonts (and good work) here.
3.08.2005
Finally... could we be going smoke-free?
BitFontMaker lets you create and save your font in TrueType format - all from within a nifty, easy-to-use Web interface.
The trailers (Apple, Moviefone) for Sin City are excellent... check 'em.
Super OSX menu bar items... yay!
BitFontMaker lets you create and save your font in TrueType format - all from within a nifty, easy-to-use Web interface.
The trailers (Apple, Moviefone) for Sin City are excellent... check 'em.
Super OSX menu bar items... yay!
3.07.2005
Hey. I'm back... well, at least my corporal self is here... my mind is still in Australia, and my spirits still in the clouds...
Not that they'll see it, but I really want to thank Ruth and the Rosedales for opening up their homes to us and being so generous and hospitable. We had such an amazing time thanks to their efforts.
And I have about 600 pictures to sort through, so be patient. I'll get stuff up as soon as I bloddy well feel like it.
Fun stuff. Especially the people screaming. I am unfortunately expecting that here soon.
Poor Herbie.
Dontcha just hate it when 19-year-olds with no formal training produce work like this?!?!
This looks like some outtake or still from an action movie, but it's really an installation called Inopportune, at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, by New York based artist Cai Guo-Qiang - a work expressing his view on the current state of global affairs. It's impressive in the flat photos... I can only imagine what it's like in person.
Add depth to any room with this too-cool table.
Moto, a new Pan-Asian restaurant in Chicago, has created edible menus made of soybean and potato starch paper printed with fruit- and vegetable-based ink. Now diners can literally taste images and/or season their meals by ripping off pieces of their menu!
Not that they'll see it, but I really want to thank Ruth and the Rosedales for opening up their homes to us and being so generous and hospitable. We had such an amazing time thanks to their efforts.
And I have about 600 pictures to sort through, so be patient. I'll get stuff up as soon as I bloddy well feel like it.
Fun stuff. Especially the people screaming. I am unfortunately expecting that here soon.
Poor Herbie.
Dontcha just hate it when 19-year-olds with no formal training produce work like this?!?!
This looks like some outtake or still from an action movie, but it's really an installation called Inopportune, at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art, by New York based artist Cai Guo-Qiang - a work expressing his view on the current state of global affairs. It's impressive in the flat photos... I can only imagine what it's like in person.
Add depth to any room with this too-cool table.
Moto, a new Pan-Asian restaurant in Chicago, has created edible menus made of soybean and potato starch paper printed with fruit- and vegetable-based ink. Now diners can literally taste images and/or season their meals by ripping off pieces of their menu!
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