My new sounds:

vicemag:

Kong Lingnan

It’s not as dirty as it looks at first.

zsultan:

Apart from the perfect portmanteau, an advertorial can be the perfect blend of art and copy. We recently stumbled upon these vintage examples, along with a modern version from Wired.

I wonder what Fuzzbuster’s graphic designer is doing these days.

(Source: ministryofdesign)

rachelfershleiser:

James Joyce Prescription for New Glasses

You know that thing I say in Tumblr meetings about how any old scrap of archival author paper will be popular…?

(Source: walkwhilereading)

unbei:

via Beauty and Stillness of Iceland (13 photos) - My Modern Metropolis

(via dossierphotographique)

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION: Things in bag.

Pretty colors are pretty.

jwstudio:

A gelatin silver print photograph entitled ‘Contents of an Ostrich’s Stomach’, taken by Frederick William Bond, c. 1930.

Bond was Assistant Treasurer and photographer at the Zoological Society of London. Amongst more conventional photographs of the inhabitants of London Zoo, he also photographed objects retrieved from an ostrich’s stomach after its death. Details of what it swallowed are written on the back of the print, these included a lace handkerchief, a buttoned glove, a length of rope, a plain handkerchief, assorted copper coins, metal tacks, staples and hooks, and a four-inch nail. (via National Media Museum)

Mmm… Art and Technology…

(via thingsorganizedneatly)

Gotye - Bronte*

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* Can’t wait to see this one in theaters…

(Source: youtu.be)

myampgoesto11:

 Paintings by

James Roper

thesiteunscene:

@insurgencyinc #detroit let’s return some videos

It’s just cranberry juice.

softpyramid:

Philippe Grollier
From the series Bonfires

This is a new series form the photographer Grollier following his work of the peace accords in Northern Ireland. Ulster Protestants commemorate the victory of William of Orange over the last Irish King in 1690. These architectural constructions are part of a loyalist minority movement (in the face of Unionist) seeking to burn the symbols of Ireland on the anniversary of the original separation of Northern Ireland.

I would most certainly volunteer to be on top.

Kimbra - Settle Down

donohoe:

New Atlantic Media office. Atlantic Wire to the left, New Unnamed Venture to the right.

Look how shiny them floors is!

guardian:

How the world of 1950 looked in 1925: infographic

Airships above you, cars below ground; clean pedestrianised streets, beautiful elegant high-rise living… how exotic the far-off year of 1950 must have seemed to readers of Popular Science Monthly in 1925, when the infographic below was published. Rediscovered by the wonderful Retronaut (Slogan: “the past is a foreign country. This is your passport”) it probably says more about 1925 than it does about 1950. 

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kevin:

It’s time (Taken with Instagram at Ann Street Studio)

Speaking of which…