for jenny:

hot toddies.

Toddies. Toddies. Toddies.
(First real snow of winter)

transparency.

Rotherham article in US News World Report RE: Education Reform.

avedon.

bigmac

....the distribution of McDonalds.... By 2004 there were 30,496 of these outlets worldwide. Of these, 45% were located within the United States so it appears large on this map. The next highest number of these outlets are in Japan, Canada and Germany

wednesday.

in the park.

novembre

Serge Gainsbourg - animation des graffitis sur 5 ans du mur rue de Verneuil from Arnaud Jourdain on Vimeo.

expialidocious

i have h1n1.

lanterns

jp lantern festival:

for sundays.

snap. crackle. pop.

two weeks:

WAHHHh! Here is a lovely video for Grizzly Bear's "Two Weeks" created with footage from Albert Laorisse's "La Ballon Rouge"...

for margot:

Firekites - AUTUMN STORY - chalk animation from Lucinda Schreiber on Vimeo.

for everyone:

ugh.

wunderbar: for jason.

metropolis: timelapse

metropolis from timelapse.it on Vimeo.

denver, colorado courtesy of timelapseit

oh sha la la la oh oh. spring.

foss. hill. in the spring. spring:


1. david byrne & dirty projectors - knotty pine
2. ancient crux - in teen dreams
3. calexico- victor jaras hands
4. animal collective- sweet road


and, it, begins.

where the wild things are.

david maisel

I just found out about david maisel through an interview he did with geoff manaugh at archinet.com. maisel is most widely known for his aerial work, which includes extended studies of North American mines, clear-cut forests, urban sprawl, evaporation ponds and other peripheral industries of the Great Salt Lake...

apocalyptic landscapes... tension between natural and built landscape... beautiful, wonderful, terrifying... here are some of my favorites from his his collection Terminal Mirage (2003-2005) and Oblivion (2004-2006):










"Certain spatial fears seem endemic to the modern metropolis, and Los Angeles defines this term in ways that no other American city can approximate. This amorphous skein of strip malls and gated developments, highway entrance and exit ramps, lays unfurled over the landscape like a sheet over a recalcitrant cadaver. Surely the earth is dead beneath the sheer weight and breadth of this built form?"- D. Maisel





More on David Maisel's website

excercise.

Facercise from Future Schlock on Vimeo.

margot: the interweb!!!

sponges(?): for saeid

heavy duty, sponges, boy.

jer thorp 365/360

These visualizations show the top organizations and personalities over the course of a year according to data from the newly-released NYTimes Article Search API.Connections between these people & organizations are indicated by lines.

Jer Thorp is an artist and educator from Vancouver, Canada. A former geneticist, his digital art practice explores the boundaries between science and art. More of Jer's work is on his blog (and the source code to access the NYTimes API) can be found on his blog, blog.blprnt.com and on his flickr.

baloney.

for alex.

for janna.

wednesdays: for margot.

TNR: for henny.

nathan harger

Untitled (Holding Patterns), Brooklyn, NY 2008



Untitled Overpass, Queens NY, 2007




Untitled (Neighborhood), Brooklyn, NY 2006

exuberant grandeur.

Matt & Kim : Daylight

geologics

Vincent Gullart: Geologics, Geography Information Architecture

housang park

[Images: "Howon Dong" and "Sinbong Dong 2," photos by Hosang Park, from his series A Square].

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"Samsung Dong" & "Uman Dong," H. Park, from series A Square






"Jangan Dong" & "Sinbong Dong," H. Park, from series A Square

hemroids.

chronicles of smarnia.