This was once a blog where I shared many, many things, most of which were awesome. Somewhere around fall 2009, I got a big-kid media job and no longer can keep up with this old thing. There's some good stuff hanging around here though. You should check it out.
Monthly archive May, 2009

This is Amazing: Sorry I’m Late

A short film by Tomas Mankovsky. This is fantastic stop action work! The site also includes some info about the making of, including photos and video clips of their animation tests. Great stuff! (Found via SwissMiss)

To the Cinema! : Blackboard Jungle

Ok, so, a few weeks ago, I rented Singing in the Rain, because I’d never watched it in all my years, sad face.  And it was awesome.  So I told my mom, and she gave me a short list of 50s movies that I need to lay my eyes on.  And one of those films...

10 Super Cool Ampersand Gifts

A true love and adoration for the ampersand, I think, is something that separates the people who love typography and design in a healthy and sane way from the crazy, lunatic people who love type just a little more than they probably should. The ampersand is this graphic symbol that has turned into a kind...

Alphabet Bags : Ampersand Tote

These totes are awesome!  Alphabet Bags is the home to a ton of really cool, well, totes featuring the letters of the alphabet in this really sweet, classic Diodoni.  They are based out of the UK, and are made by the same people who were originally responsible for the Keep Calm poster craze (Well, the...
Illustration Thursday: 6 Vintage Illustration Sets on Flickr

Illustration Thursday:
6 Vintage Illustration Sets on Flickr

I ran out of time putting this together yesterday, so here’s this week’s  Illustration Thursday: Vintage Illustrations, especially that from the 1950s-early 1970s, are some of my favorite things.  The style, the use of line work, the color, printing process-it’s just all awesome.  Anyways, I’ve put together a list of some of my favorite vintage...

To the Cinema! : 500 Days of Summer

So, sort of related, but not really: I started writing on a semi-consistent (like at least once a week or so, if not more) about 2 years ago, when I was still in college.  I would write just about my day or school or whatever other post-adolescent idealist idea that I had and needed to...

Rubber Stamp Business Cards

Created by the Fischer agency over in Portugal, these ecologically friends business cards are great.  You just use a rubber stamp instead of a printed card, and whatever scrap paper you have available.  I think this is a super idea.  Three Cheers! Found over at Quipsologies.

Co-Op Stamp : Belgium 1970

This is a great find from over at GrainEdit: a postage stamp promoting ‘international coopertaive alliance” from Belgium.  Three cheers, this is awesome.  I love the repetitive style and the orange used. And I’m pretty sure that typeface in the orange field is a straight rip-off of the ABC logo designed by Paul Rand in...

Etsy Tuesday: Downstairs Designs Too Fabric

If you are looking for some really smashing fabric for a reasonable price, check out the Downstairs Designs Too shop over on Etsy.  They sell some pretty cute supplies, including this zoo fabric that I think it just awesome. Cheers! PS: If you are looking for even more super cute, Japanese style fabric, Etsy has...

Web Wednesday: Markit.net

Something I totally wish I had while I was still in college: MarkIt is a ‘Web 2.0′ application that allows you to bookmark stuff by highlighting right on the page.  This is such a good idea and a good start to these kinds of web applications.  Cheers! Found via SwissMiss

Monsters by Mail : The Supervillain

I haven’t been this jealous of someone in a long time. Here’s a video of Len Peralta illustrating the world’s more super of villains. I know this video is in double-time, but come on! How’s he going to just whip this character up?! I can barely draw anything, let alone illustrate something awesome of my...

Skinny Ships, Things I Like

I’m going to have to agree with Richard Perez here, the man behind Skinny Ships, and say that these are Things I Like too.  This great self-promo poster was a series of hand-screened 5 color posters and were for awhile sold over on Etsy.  (I hope they will be again soon, Rich… hook me up!). ...