since 1999
Design related
Michael Bierut is one of the partners @ Pentagram in NYC. If you work in the creative client services industry — this is worth your time to watch.
“Our speaker at the January 2010 CreativeMornings ( creativemornings.com ) was Michael Bierut of Pentagram hosted at the fabulous Galapagos Art Space in Brooklyn. It was our biggest CreativeMornings audience yet with 300 (!) NYC creatives attending.”
Brigitte at 6 1/2 months
Who says passport photos have to be crappy? This one we got for Brigitte at Magenta in Rockland is just amazing.
Premiere of Season 6 of LOST is now weeks away. These posters just reminded me — one of the things I love about the show is that can inspire such creativity.
brigitte
Nancy and Craig were super nice and came by to baby sit Brigitte for 3 hours on Saturday. Linda had arranged it as a surprise so we could get out and have a “downtown date”.
So great. Brigitte loved them and I think she sold them on parenthood ;-)
Nancy took a couple shots while she was over — this one is beautiful.
Hard to believe this is CG. Beautiful.
We will be here – Map of the Future –
I’m a sucker for stuff like this..
“The Italian magazine WIRED asked us to draw a map based on the scenarios developed by the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto to help the reader in the net of ideas and hypothesis built by 7000 influencers from all over the world.”
Just great. View large
autumn in montreal
Beautiful photo of my neighborhood by Ncbeets. Montréal is a great city in the fall — alive, colourful and inspiring.
Photos from Simon Perini that make me want to go surfing. Beautiful. Love the Ed Fladung inspired shot above ;-)
Amazing art for a great cause.
“Kind Lines is an art show and auction to benefit Surfaid International. The event, to take place in September of 2009 in NYC, was created by Rick Malwitz, of the Brooklyn-based Malwitz Custom Surfboards. Malwitz wanted to raise money for Surfaid in a creative, fun way that would celebrate surf culture and art. When he started asking artists within the surf community if they would be interested in donating a painting for the event, the response was overwhelming. In the end, 24 artists were selected to participate. Malwitz hand-shaped and bamboo glassed canvases, each resembling a cross-section of a surfboard, and distributed these to the participants. The rules were simple: any medium, any style, any surf-related theme. In September, these 24 original works of art will be featured at gallery in NYC, and an online auction will follow. The auction will be open to anyone, and is a great way to collect original art from some of the most brilliant surf artists. 100% of the proceeds go to Surfaid. Thanks to the sponsorship by Greenlight Surf Supply, Surf Source, and Swaylocks.”
Online Auction is between September 26 – October 4th , 2009
All the details/artwork here www.kindlines.com | Put together by Mr. Rick Malwitz
Only crazies write on walls
From my morning bike ride.
Love the style, colours, movement, and story.
“Directed by Clément Soulmagnon, Yann Benedi, Sébastien Eballard & Quentin Chaillet”
Great blog to keep an eye on — Jim’s son has been posting some of his Dad’s photos and he’s already got some great shots up.
“During the early 60’s, surfing took off around the world. It was during these days that my father, Jim Driver, started getting interested in photography. During the day, Jim caught rides to the beach and photographed many of Southern California’s surfing inovators. At night, in his darkroom, he carefully developed his photos into classic images that captured the 60’s style.”
Crazy when you think about it — right now it’s neck and neck with the far superior Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi. View large version of graph above.
Apple didn’t just win the Smart phone wars — they won the Point and Shoot wars (at least on flickr).
Mt. Royal by night
God I love Montréal.
Long exposure photo taken from the Plateau looking at Mt Royal on a hazy hot night.
