I want a Polaroid.
originally uploaded by sMacshot.
More from the Polaroid genius, sMacshot. I love this series of hers. I’m going to try to hit a thrift store soon in search of an old Polaroid myself….
J’en veux un!
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Was Zum Teufel?!
Tuesday, Nov 06 – During these days of falling cows, dancing dogs, severed lips, and feminine hygiene products being used to treat canine skin ailments, Oslo and Mies started the week off on an intellectual note.
Oslo, who is helping me weed through my three back editions of the Sunday New
Better than an alarm clock.
originally uploaded by fast boy.
A great photo from “fast boy”, one of my Flickr contacts. My mornings are like this, swapping this white dog with two Weims.
Hand Signals and the Design of Everyday Things.
When it’s not raining here in the Emerald City, I like to commute by bike. Part of being a responsible cyclist is following the rules of the road as any other moving vehicle and using standardized hand signals.
A couple of weeks ago, I’m flying down the Counterbalance,
Was Zum Teufel?!
Tuesday, Oct 30 – With California’s blazes abating, I continue to put out fires here on the home front sans the Excel-driven planning and organizational precision of my dear husband. Last week it was Mies’s digestive system and the dishwasher going out. This week, it was fighting Weims.
For
A video tribute to Paul Rand.
Yves Béhar talks about design for dogs.
Was Zum Teufel?!
Tuesday, Oct 23 – During this week of World Series baseball (which I couldn’t care less about even though I was rooting for my home-state team, the Rockies) and alleged pissed off Mexicans setting the state of California on fire, today brought bee-YOO-tee-ful weather to the Pacific Northwest. The Weims
Touchscreen Cartography.
This is soooooo cool.
The 60 Best Design Programs in the World.
A slide show from Naussbaum on Business Week. The UW’s design program is not listed. Why? Probably because they focus too much on Bauhaus poster design, which is sooooooo a generation ago. It is changing, though, with the refurbished ID and newly formed IxD programs. Hopefully, the faculty will