Cessez-le-feu.
Cessez-le-feu,
originally uploaded by Hugo*.
A demonstration in Paris yesterday, via Flickr.
More issues
Designer faces.
Every year, I make a trip to the dermatologist. This year, I couldn’t get in to see my regular doctor who had just left for a two-month vacation. So, not wanting to wait until October, I decided to see one of the other physicians. My main concerns were having
I want one!
Okay, I’m starting a new category for neat products I see that I really want. I was raised as a capitalist after all and despite my admonitions to try and be greener and less consumeristic…well, I’ll unashamedly admit it: I’m a sucker for well-designed products that
Tiffany 1837 Bar Pendant.
To match the bracelet Will got me a few years ago…drool. I’m not a big jewelry person, but this is so classic and elegant. Plus, the cool type (click on the image to zoom).
Theatre Sofa.
Saw this sofa at DWR the other day. I loved it! Especially the color: robin’s egg blue. Will thinks it’s too modern, though.
Little Miss Sunshine.
originally uploaded by SF buckaroo.
We watched this movie on Saturday night. It was great! Immediately on my top movies list. I think it’s going to be a pop culture hit, like Napoleon Dynamite.
The screenplay, by Michael Arndt, was brilliant. And the fact that part of it was
Bad Chocolate.
From the NY Times (full article):
Heavily Hyped Cell Phone Won’t Make You a Chocoholic
By DAVID POGUE
Published: August 24, 2006
Chocolate, under the proper circumstances, can be a deeply satisfying treat for the senses. It can also be a sticky mess.
Unfortunately, the heavily hyped Chocolate music
Kewl.
Ooooo, I want one! Veer, a type foundary and image bank, has some cool merchandise.
Okay, I’m off to work. Still trying to get use to the long trek over the lake and through the woods to Microsoft.
iTunes 07.
originally uploaded by Green Thumb
Mmmm, have you seen it? The interface for displaying the album art is massively cool. Apple innovates first. Again.
These aren’t my Weims to the left. But I love this Flickr find!
Gensler.
I started a new job today as a design consultant at Gensler. Considered one of the world’s biggest design firms, they focus mostly on workplace and retail space design. I’m psyched. 🙂
The neatest thing about it is that I made my initial contact at the dog park, Golden