Archive for September, 2007

There is a lot to like about the new Halo, but the best thing so far (and by a mile-ed.) is the thing where the last 25 multiplayer and campaign games are archived on the bungie.net servers for you to go and replay. Then when you’re watching, if you see something awesome, you can snag [...]

No thank you.

26, Sep 2007

[via: Make thanks, Chris!]

Ape Lad is Adam Kofford. He’s the guy that draws those ‘Laugh-Out-Loud-Cats’ cartoons that I like so darn much. He’s drawing the Marvel Universe. It’s early in the process but so far it’s very good:

Defending the base

26, Sep 2007

MIT’s known for pranks, or hacks, against rival school Harvard (and sometimes even on their own campus). Their latest hack today enhances the John P. Harvard statue with a battle-ready Master Chief Spartan helmet and assault rifle (with a bullet count of 2E) in honor of Halo day. [From Gizmodo. Thanks, Ben.]

New Horkey!

25, Sep 2007

Been waiting a while to see this one. Looks like it was worth the wait. Dude is just insane. Click through the image to see it much bigger.

José González – In Our Nature Jill Scott – The Real Thing: Words and Sounds, Vol. 3 Two Gallants – Two Gallants Tunng – Good Arrows Too bad this stupid (self-imposed and completely necessary – ed.) Halo3 purchase embargo will keep me from grabbing that stuff for another couple of weeks. I miss compulsive bulk [...]

Luke Chueh

23, Sep 2007

I am a big, big fan of Luke Chueh‘s work. Not so much the bloody stuff, but definitely the creepy/cute bears. His ‘Possessed’ toy is probably the best vinyl toy I’ve seen this year: He is having an art show at the 1998 Gallery in Los Angeles from 9/6-10/1. There are going to be a [...]

…I won’t…

20, Sep 2007

via, nervousonion

…so it’s an easy opportunity to mention just how much I love Cool Tools. Kevin Kelly updates with one cool tool every day. I’ve found tons and tons of both useful and lust-worthy gadgets there, along with books and art and websites, etc… It’s part of my everyday surf routine and I can’t recommend it [...]

Stencil Goodness

18, Sep 2007

I go back and forth on the merits of graffiti and other street art. There is a new (to me) movement of these stencil guys doing work on wood and paper, and then selling them as prints. It knocks the ‘vandal’ tag off of the work, which is a positive, but that sort of illegal [...]


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