Wonderful kid’s posters and illustration by art director Robin Rosenthal. (again, kudos to Matt)
crazy.
lomo:
li xiaofeng is beijing artist who creates clothing piece made from traditional chinese ceramics.
The new site Let me Google that for you has already received more than 1 million hits.
“This is for all those people that find it more convenient to bother you with their question rather than google it for themselves.” (site created by coderifous)
Adam Elliot’s 92-minute clay animation film, Mary and Max, will premiere at the 2009 Sundance Festival… (via design:related)
The Infinite Bookcase design by Job Koelewijn
Exactly the kind of bookcase I need. (discovered via Gizmodo)
Charlotte Strick’s stunning design for Roberto Bolaño’s 2666 paperback slipcase edition.
(via design:related gallery)
vruz:
Alice’s Wonderland (1923) by Walt Disney
Alice’s Wonderland was a short made in 1923 by Walt Disney and is one of the first successful products he came out with. It was quite a novelty since in the past cartoon characters had interacted with the real world, this was the first time however that a person went into the cartoon world.
many more screenshots captured on flickr
— via vintage photographs
I think this new site can come in handy when I am feeling indecisive.
I feel NYC: a different kind of NYC guide: Where to go when you feel energetic? Where to go when you feel romantic? Where to go when you feel naughty? This is utterly genius. Via SwissMiss.
Hello Kitty Urban Vinyl Series 2: Mushroom Kitty and more fun vinyl toy portraits (via pbrigitte)
It was a little surprising to find Sopranos branded soda with alcoholic sounding names at the local deli down the street. At first we thought it might’ve been the clever (and illegal) marketing…
