my typography of the day

Typography experiment :     Typo Project

Stand out

www.fubiz.net inspiration

Design book


The Pop-up Book of Phobias from donvanone on Vimeo.

Amazing design

When your down and low, lower than the ground, and you think that you aint got a chance....dun dun dun


Here is a video to help you do the peter panda dance  ( vin deisel "the pacifier" reference)



Rethink Scholarship at Langara 2010 Call for Entries from Rory O'Sullivan and Simon Bruyn on Vimeo.

Jonathan Brilliant

Jonathan Brilliant

The Goldsworthy of the Coffee Shop at SC State University, 30,000 wooden coffee stir sticks woven in place and held by tension, work created on site while in residence the week of Oct 17-24 2008, Dimensions: variable; Medium: woven wooden coffee stir sticks

http://www.myartspace.com/blog/2008/11/art-space-talk-jonathan-brilliant.html

Have sticks will travel world tour

18 Rabbit Gallery Presents:

March 26 - April 18, 2010

Opening reception: Fri, Mar 26, 2010      6-9pm

Easter Rabbits

Easter Rabbits, originally uploaded by Betty´s Sugar Dreams.

This is just an inspiration for ceramics. I love the comical ways of depicting a rabbit. Trying it out on ceramic teacups as soon as they dry.

David Meaders

David Meaders was on Dirty Jobs. His pots have a very simple, yet unique quality to them. He does not consider himself an artist, just a potter. The striking thing, was how he threw standing up. yes, STANDING UP. weird. Enjoyable, its nice to see that what we do everyday of our lives is not as easy as people take it to be. Thanks Mike Rowe for messing up like a champ.

Darwin Wiggett article on filters for landscape photography

This is a copy of a post made in Ethan Meleg's  blog. This is a must read, and see if you EVER take a landscape image.

Darwin Wiggett article on filters for landscape photography

Top landscape photographer, and fellow Canadian Darwin Wiggett, has just contributed a great article about filters for landscape/outdoor photography to the Singh-Ray blog.  Darwin's use of polarizers and ND grads is the same technique I use for virtually every landscape photo I shoot. This article is a must-read if you're an outdoor photographer...  check it out here: 
http://singhray.blogspot.com/2010/03/essential-filters-for-controlling.html

here is a taste to get you intersted: