… designed like female superhero costumes? Good question. Bad answer. See more here.
Found this on Reddit. Not sure where it’s originally from, but kudos to the creator.
The bikes have no handlebars and no seats and instead use those parts of the frame to extend upward and outward to connect to other wheels and other frames, creating the illusion of a labyrinth-like space in a three-dimensional area. via Fast Co. Design
Some great nerd cards here To commemorate the love-fest, I’ve assembled a few of mine and Bryant Turnage’s quotes here. via Coffee With An Architect Bryant Turnage
Pick Two… This illustration was originally created by Colin Harman in regards to graphic design. However, there is no doubt this logic can apply to architecture, or any other design profession. Colin Harman Web Urbanist via Arch Daily
…his gallery-bound stained glass windows glorify the cult of personality that saturates daily life today by crafting graphic portraits of alternative figures like Hunter S. Thompson, Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and Billie Holiday. images courtesy of Daniel Blau Gallery via Architizer
Graffiti artist, David Choe, painted Facebook the offices in 2005 and was offered cash or the equivalent in shares. Now his shares are predicted to cash in at 200 million. Although Mr Choe reportedly considered the idea of Facebook ‘ridiculous and pointless’ at the time … Read More →
Busting out the celeb’s for the commercials this year, Seinfeld, Beckham, Broderick (Buhler? Buhler?), even OK Go who have a history of great music videos. And at about $3.5 million dollars a spot, it’s no wonder big name brands are trying to get as much … Read More →
30 Years of Music Purchasing
Neat little animation of how we’ve purchased music over the last 30 years. I’m actually surprised CD is still so high. Read more about digital music trends and news here.