I am a designer, developer, artist, fixed gear enthusiast, pseudo-hipster, rock climbing, esoteric literature nerd from Burlington Vermont.
Elephmod is a theme modified by Robert Haverly due to laziness, and was originally created by Andy Taylor
Black Macbook for sale! I’m selling my 2.4 core 2 Macbook with 4GB ram. Buy it. I don’t mind shipping it.
More info here: http://burlington.craigslist.org/sys/1936094408.html
As if the actual purpose of an iPad wasn’t already baffling enough, we can now add dj’ing to the list of features that don’t actually make your iPad useful.
The iPad Dj Station is awesomely designed though, so I’ll give Physic Factory credit where credit is due.
Awesome ads from the Breast Cancer Foundation. Done with no-dry grease paint by DDB Marketing Group, in Singapore. More here.
Turns your iPhone/iPod touch into a numeric keypad for your notebook. Wouldn’t it be useful if your notebook computer had a numeric keypad? The NumberKey turns your iPhone/iPod touch into a portable numeric keypad so you can use it at your home, office, and even when you’re on-the-go.
(from: epykstwo)
I like illustration. I like awesome illustration even better. Here’s some super stylish illustration by Mike Mitchell. As a side note, Mike is also the guy who did the illustration of Spongebob drowning in the BP oil spill.
The incredible concentric forms you see above are neither crop circles nor alien landings - they are part and parcel of the world’s largest artwork, which spans nine square miles! Jim Denevan, who created the previous worlds-largest-artwork in the Nevada desert last year, headed out to Siberia this year to draw these beautiful patterns on ice with a team of helpers and a broom.
Read more at inhabitat.
Amazing 853 track frame with double Corima track wheels. Want
Paper art is probably the most complex looking art ever. I’d try my hand at it… but I’m pretty sure I couldn’t bring it upon myself to start cutting up a book. Here are some amazing examples of paper art.
A bicycle shop in Altlandsberg, Germany advertises their goods with a wall of around 120 bikes mounted on the building’s exterior in lieu of a sign.
I don’t know what’s sadder; The statistics, or the fact that the statistics aren’t really surprising.
An awesome stone house, tucked in the Fafe Mountains of Portugal.
While it’s not always the easiest thing to achieve, using a huge photograph for a background yields some pretty awesome results if you can make it work. Acris Design put together a list of people who did a badass job of doing just that.
Using cityscapes is trendy, and it looks cool. Vandelay apparently agrees, because they put together a showcase of websites that utilize cityscapes and skylines.
