January 2011
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Adios LA is a visual goodbye to the city Jon Jackson has called home for years as the artist heads east making New York his new home. Not wanting to string LA along, he has decided to firmly break it off through a graphic billboard series posted on the famous streets of his first love. Adios LA: adiosla.com Jon Jackson: cargocollective.com/lagraphica Music: Mayer Hawthorne - Just...
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I’ve been all around this town/Everybody’s been singing the same...
– The Strokes - Under Cover of Darkness, via RollingStone
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House Industries Trailer →
drawnblog:
This gorgeous video (sorry, it’s not embeddable) about House Industries is pure typographic pornography. It has everything from graphite calligraphy to brush and ink to pinstriping with One-Shot, plus all of their gorgeous consumer products like blocks, art objects, and more. The sound track is pretty awesome too. Enjoy.
(bonus: Drawn!’s logo was made by House Industries’ own Chris...
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Times New Viking - No Room to Live
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Girls live concert on ATP
via NPR.org
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Herman Miller Discovering Design infographic →
via fastcodesign.com
Discovering Design is an online exhibit featuring the archives of Herman Miller, itself a major player in the history of modern residential furniture. Before it started hawking high-tech task chairs and desk dividers, Herman Miller was distributing some of the most innovative examples of mid-century Modernism, from the Eames’s molded plywood chair to Isamu...
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stewf:
New York in Lights by Chateau Bezerra
(via Maury Postal and photomuchacho)
There a Tad’s Steaks in San Francisco too. It’s one of my favorite signs. I hear the steaks aren’t as good as the neon.
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Bibio Mind Bokeh Album Sampler, out in Spring
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Some nice scarves
ofakind:
You know the kind of silk scarves your great-grandmother wore? The ones by Lucy Jay are nothing like those—unless your relative was the kind of lady who wore a monocle and had a talking bird. —erica
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Just something random about typefaces
Helvetica/Rail Alphabet:
I observed UK train station signs are written in something that looks a lot like Helvetica, apparently it is called Rail Alphabet :)
Cooper Black:
This one is becoming ubiquitous (or maybe I only just realised that it is everywhere). Whenever I see it I think “Oh, the Black Keys”, but sometimes it may also be a Kooples advert, or, as a pleasant surprise, a...
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Computer Magic: New Stuff →
A very nice song by Computer Magic, who’s DJing live tonight in NYC, see below.
Another one by her that I really liked, very catchy melody: Everyone feels that way sometimes.
comagic:
Hey there, Danz here. Tomorrow night (1/9) I’m DJing a place called Darkroom in New York. If you’re around, you should come, especially since it’s absolutely free. Here’s the flyer:
Don’t fret if you...
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Clichés →
viafrank:
From Alain de Botton’s How Proust Can Change Your Life:
The problem with clichés is not that they contain false ideas, but rather that they are superficial articulations of very good ones. The sun is often on fire at sunset and the moon discreet, but if we keep saying this every time we encounter a sun or a moon, we will end up believing that this is the last rather than the...
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BlackBook: Gotham is a touchy subject for BATMAN... →
an excerpt from the orignal post.
bbook:
Wiki:
“Gotham City’s geography, llike other fictional cities’ geographies in the DC Universe, has varied over the decades, because of changing writers, editors and storylines. The majority of appearances place Gotham on the Northeastern coast of the United States, where New York City is located.
Historically, “Gotham” has been a nickname for New...