Safe As Milk

Bogey Swears!

19 Jan
2012

My dad loved old movies and he watched them all the time on late-night tv. I guess they weren’t old to him since he had seen most of them when he was growing up. But still, I sat through hours and hours of them as a kid so I got a kick out of this reel of early Hollywood stars flubbing lines.

“Charming” is really the best word I can think of to describe it.

In: film|funny|web

BERG’s “Hello Little Printer”

29 Nov
2011

Clever idea. Great video. I’m a fan of daily To Do lists but I don’t know that I’d really get much out of this.

Of course, I totally signed up for info as it the device gets closer to launch so we’ll see what they say.

In: future|web

Infra – photos by Richard Mosse

23 Nov
2011

I can’t get over how crazy these photos look. I’ve never heard of infra-red film but the effect here is insane.

[via: Cool Hunting]

In: photos|web

VF article on Thinking, Fast and Slow by Daniel Kahneman

9 Nov
2011

I like reading about how the brain works and about how people make decisions. I’ve tagged the book as a “read someday”, but I don’t have the will to start a 500-page psychology tome, no matter how interesting.

I definitely recommend the Vanity Fair article, though. It’s got good stuff in there and I always enjoy reading Michael Lewis.

In: web

Arkiv

9 Nov
2011

I’ve seen Arkiv’s work around online and I like it a lot. There is a strong KAWS flavor to it but it’s not a straight rip of the style. This is a sampling from his show preview here (it’s a .pdf).

via: toys r evil, again.

In: the good life|web

Damn.

9 Nov
2011

Just when I feel like I have hit my saturation point with Star Wars remixes, I see these:

via: Toys Are Evil

In: the good life

PSY/Opsologist “One God”

9 Nov
2011

I’ve listened to this on a loop for half an hour. It’s excellent.

In: heavy rotation

Two cool toy ideas.

7 Nov
2011

I’m a fan of Jeff Lamm’s Greasebat toys and prints. They hit the right note of funny for this kind of Big Japanese Monster. I need to get in on them.

And on the custom front, these skeletons designed by Scott Wilkowski are impressive as hell. The bone sculpts are pretty damn slick, and the smoky clear resin adds a lot to the creepy factor.

(both via: Toys Are Evil)

In: loot|the good life

James Jean interview

4 Nov
2011

I like how he mentions he didn’t like the art from his that Levine show. It wasn’t my favorite work of his, either. I like his less abstract work. He’s so damn good at his job, though. And look at that studio space!