Gold Panda keeps dropping more and more new tracks to preview his upcoming album Half Of Where You Live, and I keep getting more and more excited. This new track is called “We Work Nights” and it’s a killer. At the 2:28 some crazy mandolin drops in along with the beat and you’re being taken on a journey around the world.
Plus, how rad is that art? That’s an Andy Gilmore and Michael Cina collaboration. Frequent Ghostly collaborators, they’re basically unstoppable at this point.
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May 28, 2013 - See more posts by Bobby
It’s pretty awesome when you’re able to get that client who totally trusts you to do what you do best. They want you for your talent, and that’s what you give them. I feel like this is what happened with Andrew Lyons and the illustration project he worked on for Strong, a brand of nutrient supplements. I wouldn’t normally tie together supplements with incredible illustrations, but that’s exactly what we have here.
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May 28, 2013 - See more posts by Bobby
London’s Present & Correct bills itself as a retailer of “office sundries for the modern workplace,” but one could argue they also peddle design pieces with functionality. Founded in 2008 by two graphic designers, the duo created their online store to sell original designs, vintage desk accessories, and the work of other designers they felt fit into their fold. Inspired by stationery, their wares are the type of office and work space accessories you might have always looked for but never known existed.
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May 28, 2013 - See more posts by Andi
Last week, I wrote about a wonderfully animated video by Al Boredman. Instead of simply highlighting the great animation, I took the opportunity to whine about some of the buildings that made the cut and some that didn’t. So I was dismayed, but not surprised, when I realized I was one of several people complaining about a fantastic video for a pretty flimsy reason. It reminded me how cantankerous people can be when talking about architecture, or maybe it’s not unique to the subject and everyone online is pretty much always cantankerous. So this week I’ve decided to highlight things I’ve come across recently that are simply amazing. No detractions. The first amazing thing is a pattern hidden inside a meteorite.
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May 28, 2013 - See more posts by Alex
Jessica Hans is a talented ceramicist living and working in Philadelphia. She’s also happens to be a pretty great photographer and her photographs have me longing to leave the city and head out to the country with nothing more than some nice weather and a bunch of exciting places to explore.
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May 28, 2013 - See more posts by Philip