Archive for June, 2008

The new RickRoll.

30, Jun 2008

This is killing me to death. Via fimoculous.com, where Rex sees the internet before the rest of us. For reference, here is RickRoll explained in a scientific way. (turns out the kissing dude is part of an extensive Converse ad campaign oh well. still jarring as hell and I am probably still giggling about it)

New Ink Ape print!

27, Jun 2008

I’m a fan of Alex T.’s work. I especially approve of his use of the Rhinoceros. I will overlook the poor spelling. “Tuff Luv” is a screenprint limited to an edition of 50 and available for purchase here.

Hitachino Nest Beer

27, Jun 2008

This is the first of a new feature called ‘What I’m Drinking”. I’m an equal opportunity consumer and I enjoy drinks across the whole spectrum of spirits. It’s beer intensive at Chez Flynn these days, what with the summertime sun and all, but I hope to remember to mention wines and booze we like as [...]

I can identify with that. You can find a bigger version at his blog. []via beaucoupkevin]

Roy Clark.

19, Jun 2008

Have I mentioned what a fan of his I am? Dude can absolutely shred. Something about this kind of music doesn’t translate well for me when it’s done in the studio but I lurve watching these guys do it live.

Holy cow! I haven’t been bitten by the flashback bug this hard in a long time. I can’t even count how many of these things I looked at as a kid. The internet is a wonderful place. Please go to bobopoly.com to see many, many more of these. [via Drawn]

Altru has a lot of the generic ‘weathered logo’ tees, but these vintage Olympic Logo tees are pretty sharp (if wildly over priced at $34). I especially like the 1964 Tokyo and the 1980 Moscow. And this cycle group tee is cool, too. On the other hand, i could go my whole life without seeing [...]

From the

OMG Posters tipped me to this gem of a print, The Octophant: Which in turn led me to P.X.Jones’ etsy store and this one: Good prices and, like my buddy Chris said, “screwball printed ‘em, so you you know they are pro”.

This awesome story in the NYT about an architect who built a mystery into his renovation of an NYC apartment. It’s a longish read (and it’s a Kottke link so you’ve probably already read it) but it’s just too damn neat not to share. THINGS are not as they seem in the 14th-floor apartment on [...]


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