I might be getting a new black kitten this weekend.
Wish me luck!
(Source: theblackfactory)
London in 1927.
Early colour film, and I watch this as if I’ve been given a window back into time. The women wear hats. Everyone wears hats. The police. The buses. The skyline…
This is pretty great. I wish there was footage like this for Niagara or even Toronto. You know there probably is - if anyone knows where to view local footage like this let me know
(Source: vimeo.com, via ibleedfiction)
The Demonic Artwork of Vintage Magic Posters
http://io9.com/the-demonic-artwork-of-vintage-magic-posters-509932042
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I’ve seen clouds like these once. In Newfoundland, the day I climbed a “mountain”
etsy:
Illustrations by RYO TAKEMASA.
When I saw that onion I actually stopped and said “woah”. These are magnificent illustrations.
The pyramids of Giza, imagined by Kircher based on traveler’s reports, from Sphinx Mystagoga (1676)
This is fascinating. This makes me want to try visualizing things that have only ever been described to me.
I once participated in a big art project where we were meant to draw a specific stick the artist had brought in. It was cool to see everyone’s version of the stick, but the reason I remember the whole thing is because I went home and described the stick to a fellow artist who hasn’t actually seen it.
His drawing was the interesting part.
(via printmakersopenforum)
Adobe is going subscription only starting this June!
Via Co.Design blog
What the. I don’t think I like the sound of this.
(via printmakersopenforum)
How to be a Super Professional: A Guide
Have sweet ass dinosaur terrariums on your desk.
2008 was a seminal year for Banana Typography. (via Deitch Projects)
heheheh Banana Typography.
João Andrade | http://behance.net/joao-andrade
“Since Germany is the third largest exporter of beer and typography Akzidenz-Grotesk comes from Berlin, I decided to create a beer in honor of one of the greatest and most influential typographies in history. I played with the different types of weights and widths and with the amount of alcohol in each beer. Each variation of typography represents a different level of alcohol. As a result we have five types of beers, light, medium, bold, extra and super.”
My name is João Andrade and i´m a graduated communication designer based on Lisbon, Portugal. One can describe my design work as clear and aesthetic, but as well touching and sensible. My main focus is branding, corporate identity, editorial design, photography, typography and want to take up challenges in new areas.
Beer + Type = Heaven
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