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Writing the State of the Union
No matter your political preferences, here's an interesting look at the writing of the State of the Union Address.
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Room 237
"...a compelling work of art that acts as a kind of mirror, especially for thoughtful people, who see aspects of themselves that are among the most precious things they have experienced... That's in...
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237 Hudson
Related. David Hudson for Mubi on Room 237. Dig the poster. Plus, here's the official site.
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Music Easel
Short clip of Charles Cohen playing the Buchla Music Easel, one of only 14 built in the 1970s. Via Doobybrain.
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Vernacular Typography
A great collection of Vernacular Typography, or "Lettering in the Urban Environment."
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Wild in the Streets
Trailer for Wild in the Streets, a documentary about the game of Shrovetide, which is still played in a small British village and is sort of like a football/rugby hybrid, but with thousands of players...
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KG on JVO
Kevin Guilfoile is the guest on James VanOsdal's podcast this week and talks about his novels, baseball and Wesley Willis.
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Risk: Legacy
"Thus, after your first game, you will be playing on a board unlike any other in existence, with cities positioned according to your whims, locations named by your opponents, and cards customized per...
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Ted Parker
Ted Parker is an international man of mystery, whose work exhibits extreme joy in the most strange and comical of situations. This illustration, titled Jungle Coffee, was created to promote The...
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applewood books
What a grocer had to reference in 1886. The first cookbook published in America. 308 more cooking related titles here.
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Soft Maps
It always puts a smile on my face when I see friends featured on blogs that I love. My studio neighbor Emily Fisher is currently featured on Herman Miller’s blog. Emily creates stunning Soft-Maps,...
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New Digital Charter
Yesterday it was revealed that embarrassing, inaccurate or simply personal data will have to be deleted from the internet and company databases if consumers ask, under a new set of European laws....
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London Cafeterias 50s – 60s
Before chains like Starbucks took over the world of cafes, young Londoners of late 50′s and early 60′s met in places like these. (via bblinks)
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Will Of Power
Don’t ask why, but I can totally relate to this art piece called Will Of Power, by Yoan Capote. (via Inspire Me Now)
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A fold
Thanks to the above graphic and this post over on brain pickings I will never look at a simple fold the same way again. Same goes for an ant.
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TV Land Flips Out
Launched in 1996 and originally part of a Nickelodeon programming block called Nick at Nite, TV Land is a cable television channel aimed (according to owner MTV Networks) at the 40- to 50-year-old...
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