From this pop-up cafe in Germany. There is a lot of pretty cool art in there, but the Solo print does it for me despite having reached my Star Wars saturation point a few years ago. It’s worth clicking through to see the rest. [via Arrested Motion]
I like watching skate videos, but only when they land the tricks. I don’t go for the ones with the broken legs or dislocated elbows. That stuff is just gross. This is not that. Lakai Fully Flared Intro (re-mastered in 720p HD) from skatefairy on Vimeo. [via Dangerous Minds]
Yesterday I finished “The Passage, by Justin Cronin“. It’s pretty terrific. I haven’t been grabbed like that by a book in a while. As in, several 1am weeknights, a whole weekend lost to just reading between meals and loads of laundry, and the last 5% at my desk at work. Gripping. It belongs filed under [...]
So it’s kind of a sketch comedy show. Some good laughs in there.
This is really nice. Aaron Horkey and Vania Zouravliov have teamed up to create this Dracula movie poster for the Alamo Drafthouse in Austin, TX. They are both done in metallic inks. $60 for the grayscale, $110 for the bronze variant. On-sale time is unknown, they’re going to announce the open via their twitter (@MondoNews). [...]
I use dailymile.com to track my miles. It’s nice to be able to see what I got done last year and when I did it. 1500 miles is pretty good, but I bet I can beat it in 2011.
I’m new to the work of Graham Annable, but I had heard so many good reviews of Puzzle Agent (and I was looking for a new iPhone game), that I gave it a shot. Other than a couple of problems I had with the game recognizing where I was trying to touch the screen I [...]
Fred Armisen is pretty damn funny.