Digital Bowerbird

If superheroes were real (via How to be a retronaut)

Obama vs. Zombies

Option #2: Swap Gin for Pimms and Dry Ginger Ale.

(image via Design Sponge)

legoexpress:

LEGO Storm Trooper Drama. “After losing their satnav & accidently crash landing on a Planet of Giant Hamsters, the boys decided it was time to get bladdered!” (via disco~stu)

Pip, pip ol’chap.

reblogged from legoexpress

Saturday.

Until now, the notion of a designer directing has been off-piste as that of a director designing, which is odd when you think about it because fashion and film share so much.

It’s so much more than a face-off between style and substance. They both trade in the creation of illusions, the manipulation of dreams. They both posess the power to fetishise form, gender, sexuality as a means of building up characters.

‘Celluloid Couture’ by Tim Blanks in reference to Tom Ford’s directorial debut ‘A Single Man’ in Vogue Australia’s March 2010 issue.

Adore the plates in the drain grill.

(Coco Amardeil photography via Decor8)

Creative agencies need to move towards becoming permeable organizations. Those in networks need to be reconfigured as networked organizations versus simply organizations within networks. Creative business must be able to draw on not just the talent within the building, but the many skills and areas of expertise that lie beyond those walls. BBH Labs

Handlebar bag anyone?

Pets on modern furniture (found via Apartment Therapy)

When a photographer blogs about food.

It’s important to get away from technology and experience the world. You’ve got to see your world, see your community, see what’s not being said what needs to be said. That’s probably the best way to figure out what you’re going to say. For me at least, it’s impossible to have any good ideas while sitting behind a computer. Ideas come from life. As Hemingway said, “I have to live to work.

Jonathan Harris, Beyond Flash link via Amanda Mooney
(via somethingchanged)

Thanks for checking out my post!

(via wearethedigitalkids)

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Love Story (Ali McGraw and Ryan O’Neal).

fluffynotes:

Shaftesbury Avenue at Piccadilly Circus.

These beautiful photographs were taken using Kodachrome film by the improbably and wonderfully named Chalmers Butterfield, probably in 1949.

via www.howtobearetronaut.com

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