Not the best logo i’ve ever seen, but definitely smart. Not sure who did it.
I can’t wait! Read about it.
Muji is coming to the New York Times building next Friday (5/30/2008).
I will be there without a doubt.
(via Freshness)
It looks like Facebook is turning the profiles into a Psuedo Blogging/Aggregating system. Cool idea, but I already have a real blog for that. And my blog is way cooler. Especially because I can change my design whenever I want and there are no Apps/Ads Read More
For anybody out there who lives in NY, you know when you’re riding the train and you iPod charge is completely gone? All that’s left to do is to catch little glimpses of random people sitting/standing around you. Sometimes you look straight through people, but other times your mind starts to wander and you end up creating a whole life story for this person who you’ll probably never see again. I KNOW everybody does it. Anyways, my homie Pam (MO CO STAND UP!) has this really great blog where she basically takes this random subway experience and converts it into a Blog. I think its a really smart idea.
Snap Judgments
this is an exploratory blog that encourages you to say what you see. on a daily basis i will post pictures of everyday people, and i welcome you to tell me whatever comes to your mind when you see this person. what music do they listen to? are they a parent? where do they work? do they have a job? where do they go after-hours? let me know, what you think you know. the following day, i will post my amazingly articulate and psychology based deductive reasoning (ha) behind my assumption…and then i will let you guys know the concrete answers that i gathered from quickly interviewing the subject.
I absolutely love this idea. What do you think this dude pictured above is about? Send you comments to Pam’s post about him here. Find out the real story here.
Looks like Google and Feedburner have decided to join forces. I guess it couldn’t hurt. But I wonder if this merger is causing errors in the Stuff White People Like Feed in my Google Reader. Are anyone else’s subscriptions acting screwy in Google Reader?
Yes you heard right! Scott over at iso50.com (I’m addicted to his blog, and his design taste) is designing a poster for Barack Obama’s campaign. He’s been keeping the actual design under tight wraps since he first mentioned it a couple of weeks ago, But today he’s released some sneak peeks of what the poster looks like in the middle of the printing process. The poster is being printed at Continental Colorcraft in LA which from the pictures looks like a CRAZY production house — No Games, No Gimmicks. I know I’m coping one when it comes out.
Ashley over at Upstart Blogger is at again with this rather innovative idea on getting a successful blog up and running in no time. All you have to do is pitch your idea and if he likes(loves) it you’re in! Once you’re in, Ashley awards you a custom blog design and one years professional blog hosting, promotion and consultancy. Pretty awesome if you ask me, as this guy makes quite a bit of money through blogging. More details can be read at his OG Post.
Eric over at idrawallday.com has some really great posters for sale. The one shown above is especially interesting to me.
About the poster series:
I was recently diagnosed with cancer and have begun down the treatment road. I have learned to saturate each moment in front of me with all of my energy, as well as many other tremendous lessons. I decided to create a poster series with some quotes that have driven close to my spirit throughout this whole ordeal. Proceeds from the sale of these posters will be donated towards the Live Strong Foundation. Please purchase one, or three, and spread words of hope and inspiration. They are 11″× 17″ and printed on a nice recycled matte paper.
— Eric