When Dark-Haired Men Were Kings [From The Archives] (3)
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"4 out of 5 men want Oxfords...in these new Van Heusen styles." And the fifth one is a god damn pipe-smoking blond homosexual who wears Brooks Brothers! Oh racist ad from 1952, you remind us how far we've come in our quest for equal rights for blond dudes. Click to enlarge. [Copyranter at Animal]
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Google Will Curb Your Drunk E-Mails [The Internets] (6)
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"Stop sending e-mail you later regret," the Official Gmail Blog intones ominously. The new Mail Goggles has been compared to a Breathalyzer: "When you enable... it will check that you're really sure you want to send that late-night Friday email. And what better way to check than by making you solve a few simple math problems after you click send to verify you're in the right state of mind?" But how would people know how ...
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Atherton said:
Oh, SURE, Google! Wait until AFTER I stop drinking and no longer require this to introduce it! Thanks for nothing!
One Victory for Canadian Culture: Government backtracks on Bill C-10 (1)
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THANK GOODNESS. In a move that seems designed to respond to the brou-haha over the Conservative government cuts to the arts, particularly in Quebec where they are very - rightfully - angry, Prime Minister Harper’s Conservative Government has decided NOT to reintroduce Bill C-10, the bill that would eliminate tax credits to films deemed to [...]
Cory Arcangel’s Web Portal (1)
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Screengrabs AFC I’ve never heard the term Continual Portal Awareness before, but whatever it is, I’m happy it finally has a name. One of many attributes Cory Arcangel’s flash introduction identifies as appealing in a website, users can also find social networking opportunities, tags and the artist’s signature “flavors of linux” on his newly redesigned site. I’ve provided a few screenshots below to give readers a sense of the piece, but if that doesn’t grab ...
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cory arcangel is the best.
caroline swift (2)
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kristina, our resident food expert, recently took a trip to london for 100% design. besides being jealous that she got to attend what looks like the coolest show ever, she also got to see some of caroline swift’s gorgeous work in person. she sent me her photos and i couldn’t end the day without sharing one (the other photos are from caroline’s site). click here for more information on caroline swift and click here for ...
February Beret Pattern (1)
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SockPixie has a beautiful pattern to knit this February Beret, inspired by her favorite knitting author Elizabeth Zimmerman and her February Baby Sweater. Thanks Gloria! [Read this article] [Comment on this article]
WPFolio - a wordpress theme for artists (3)
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WPFolio is a free and open source WordPress theme designed by artists specifically for visual artists. Visual artists who have a range of experience with the web (from none, to lots) and want a website that * emphasizes your images * is easy to update and maintain * has a look you can customize without modifying code * uses the latest web standards * is easy for users to navigate It’s free and open source. ...
Reviewed: LEGO Batman: The Video Game (1)
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LEGO Batman: The Video Game Developed by Traveller's Tales Published by Warner Bros. Interactive By Santiago Melo Since 2005's appearance of the first LEGO Star Wars game - one of the best games in the Star Wars series - Traveller's Tales (TT) has graced us with LEGO in every conceivable platform. Since then, players have been collecting studs, obtaining canisters, and unlocking secret characters (LEGO Star War's Darth Maul rocked my face off) for the ...
I *Heart* United Steelworkers of America (1)
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Craftzine.com blog: Skateboard Flower (2)
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PT @ MAKE shares this skateboard flower by Ted Hunter, who writes: This piece, I built is called Reach for Light. It was last shown at the Wood Turning Center in Philadelphia but was originally built for an art exhibition in Hawaii . It's a good example of free hand vacuum veneer bending. The flower petal designs are actually printed using photo's of real tulip petals. The inside is printed griptape (sticky back sandpaper) and ...
Plastic Fantastic: 20 Essential Works of Lego Art | WebUrbanist (15)
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LEGO … it’s the best thing to come out of Denmark since, er, danishes. Much more than just a children’s toy, LEGO pieces make ideal artist material due to their exceptionally versatile design. These 20 essential works of LEGO art illustrate just what can be accomplished with a little inspiration and a LOT of LEGO bricks. (image via: Andrew Lipson’s LEGO Page) When does art begin and LEGO end? The line is especially vague when ...
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For Vinnie & Joshua. Lego Nerds all of you.
“Wissengewächs”, 2007 by Laurent Mignonneau and Christa (1)
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“Wissengewächs”, 2007 by Laurent Mignonneau and Christa Sommerer. Sensors measure the passerby’s presence and movements. A growth software relates these movements to the growth of artificial plants on the screens.
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Rousing; the real deal. via edward_winkleman :This speech is remarkable and long overdue:Shared by Marissa (38)
