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.
Vintage

Urban Exploration : Steve Duncan

I am a coward and klutz.  This, I know.  And I think that’s why I thoroughly enjoy the bravery of others when they risk falling and tetanus to take photos of abandoned places.  Urban Exploration is an obsession/photo project by Steve Duncan where he explores such places, from New York to Paris.  His photos are...

Illustration Thursday : SUPERmarket finds

So there is this awesome site called Supermarket that works sort of like Etsy, and is the home to a bunch of really, really talented artists, craftsmen, and the like.  Naturally, I’m on their e-mail list, and what did arrive in my inbox but their newsletter, including all of these awesome illustration pints! So, here’s...

Etsy Tuesday : Neilsen Handmade Physics Journal

This. Is. Awesome! Using discard books and recycled paper, these journals from Neilsen Handmade are handcrafted, collaged, and stitched to make some pretty snazzy pads of paper.  I just love the layout of this cover, the title, and that spider web type stitching at the bottom. Fantastic!

Illustration : Charley Harper

Probably most famous for his various illustrations and painting of wildlife, Charley Harper was an American artist with a great sense of modern style.  Old Navy, of all places, recently had a whole collection of toys and games using Harper illustrations, including a coloring book, matching game, and animal/letter cards.  I fortunately picked them up...

Vintage Cereal Boxes at Target

Quipped over at Speak Up, General Mills is re-releasing a bunch of their vintage cereal boxes for a retro feel at Target.  According to TheDielIne.com, they released boxes for Cocoa Puffs, Golden Grahm, Weaties, Trix, etc. These are awesome and a great idea!  Though I do wish they could just lay off the “Vintage T-Shirt”...

If you follow every dream, you might get lost.

I’ve been listening to a lot of Neil Young today.  Other than Harvest, I think the newer Prairie Wind would have to be my favorite Neil Young record…Even though Gold Rush is awesome too. Cheers!

The Moustache Mug : Urban Outfitters

In you are unaware, I have a collecting complusion, I think, and one of the collections I have emassed over the last few years, apart from other things, has been a mug collection.  This mug found over at Urban Outfitters may have to be made mine very soon. Featuring a collection of the some of...

Etsy Tuesday: Caveman Vintage Bowling Shoes

Ever since I was a kid, I always wanted a pair of bowling shoes with the numbers on the back, like at the bowling alley.  Well, if you had the same dream and happen to wear a man’s 9, then head over to Caveman Vintage over on Etsy and check out these babies.  They look...

Abandonments : Otto K. on Flickr

This may sound odd, but one of my most favorite things to do is look at pictures of abandoned buildings on Flickr, especially photos of abandoned schools, factories, or mental institutions. I could and frequently do, spend hours online looking at said pictures… And over on Flickr, Otto K. has a fantastic collection of 22...

Aunty Vanya on Flickr

So, I was trying to find a CC photo of a lab flask to use for a work promo, when I came across this Flickr set of abandoned buildings, and just had to share.  This set by Aunty Vanya is just fantastic, with great colors and textures.  I just love pictures of abandoned buildings…. Cheers!...

Illustration Thursday:
“I Can Read Movies” Book Series

Mitch over at SpaceSick has created a whole series of AWESOME “novelizations” of movies in vintage book cover style, and they are just great.  Everything from Space Jam to Mean Girls to Temple of Doom, these book covers convey the film and a certain quality that you only though you’d find on an old Penguin...

Movie Titles by Saul Bass

In the grand, accidental tradition of postings, here’s another one about Movie Title Sequences that is one of the best.  Saul Bass created the classy titles for some of America’s greatest films–West Side Story, Anatomy of a Murder, Vertigo, Pyscho, Goodfellas–and the people over at Not Coming to a Theatre Near You has put them...