FacebookHappy New Year
Merry Christmas
There are a few more Christmas cards (and others) at Old Al’s Cards. The site is ‘soft launched’ and far from complete, but some of the images are pretty cool.
Have a very happy holiday.
Fiddling about
Apparently my camera is not submersible.
Twittered
The wind knocked my baby ass over teakettle. She's small, but c'mon.
Waiting for the blizzard to start so we can spend hours on the road in the middle of it. That's how we roll.
Sometimes he stays awake all night, just to wake her when the dreams come.
There is a storefront church down the street that just posted: REV JACK'S LOTTERY SERVICE, 10AM SUNDAY. Times are tough.
The ice came, the power went out, the pump stopped and now the basement is full of soon to be frozen water. Happy Holidays!
Via Twitter.
Asides
The Human Marvels
“These portent and exceptionally unique human beings stand as uplifting testaments to human spirit…“
Abandoned London
“Xmas morning is the only time that London is (almost) empty of humans - so a morning spent cycling around town taking photos.“
An Oral History of the Bush White House
From Vanity Fair and damn depressing.
The Hellstrom Chronicle
The (very cool) 1971 mockumentary is available on YouTube.
Creative Fliers
“This is part 3 of a 5 part collaborative effort with Christopher Tarampi of Esthetic Core. We will be showcasing inspirational fliers and posters in different genres. Here’s an overview of what we plan to cover…“
Fold an Origami ‘Millennium Falcon’
Origami. Star Wars. What could be more fun than combining the two?
Pound in Italy
“There’s nothing, not even a plaque, to mark the site of the US Army Disciplinary Training Center where Pound was held from May to November 1945 for treasonable broadcasts on Radio Rome.“
Business Cards for Designers
Probably overkill for most people, but a good overview of one designers process.
The Grid System
I freakin’ love me a good grid. The Grid System is, “the ultimate resource in grid systems.“
People’s Park
“Like the family photos I have, the photographs in this series act as a record of memories that may soon disappear entirely.“