Category archives Art

Prohibition, Mario in the Metro, and Levi’s Loses its Name (#3Links)

A very simply string, #3Links offers a selection of interesting articles chosen among our reading lists of the last few days. How PBS used GetGlue to promote Ken Burns’ “Prohibition”  Nieman Journalism Lab, which I only discovered recently, always offers great content … Read more →

Photoshop and iTunes Now Available in 3.5″ floppy disks!

Nowadays, computer science teachers are faced with an odd challenge. Explaining the meaning of the “Save” icon on most applications, namely : the floppy disk, aka the diskette. Indeed, most young people today wouldn’t know a floppy disk if it … Read more →

RUN WALK STOP

I’m starting a line of sneakers!

“Google before you tweet” is the new “Think before you speak”

There are things in life that require no explanation. (via we love typography)

Greg Eason, you make drawings a beautiful thing.

The “blank” space is superbly cared for. His website : http://gregeason.blogspot.com

Seeing past the line, destiny and journeys…

The set does not encompass the gift. In fact, it’s quite the opposite… Robert Kinmont, My Favorite Dirt Roads, 1969 You’ll find the whole series here

Godzilla

The architects at MAD (Beijing) created 2 monster footprints (in size and nature) in a Shenzhen public garden. Terribly simple. Terribly effective. See more: MAD via: Dezeen

Toast displays at the RIDM

Tonight, premiering at RIDM, is Small Wonders , the beautiful and touching documentary by Tally Abecassis. If you only go see one, go see that one. Director of photography Claudine Sauvé makes this movie a delight for the eyes. Here … Read more →

Variations of Incomplete Open Cubes by Sol Lewitt

So pretty!

A Bunch of Images “Came Out”

You Came Out, latest single from London electro-pop trio We Have Band. is a simply magnificent project. 3 days of shooting, 6000 original frames—4 815 of which have been posted online on Flickr—a music video and a making of have … Read more →