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March 2008

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• Mar 09 2008
  Nendo by Christian Eager
  Filed under: Architecture, Design, Product Design

  Giving people a small " ! " moment. There are so many small " ! " moments hidden in our everyday. nendo concept I saw nendo's chocolate pencils on pica + pixel the other day. Candy collaborations, however, are the tiniest sliver of the work they do: furniture, product, architecture, graphic; they design it all. I particularly like Time, Yori (below), & the Book House.
  
  
• Mar 09 2008
  “This is all 100% real paintings.” by David Goligorsky
  Filed under: Associative Thought, Film, Iconoclasm, Remix, fashion, history, photography

  Jason Schwartzman parodies MTV Cribs as Louis XVI in the Palace de Versailles. A beautiful example of sacrilege and iconoclasm. In related Schwartzman/fashion news, I really like the photo shoot he did with the fashion house Band of Outsiders. Click through the image below and browse the photostream for more.
  
  
• Mar 08 2008
  We Brave Bee Stings and All by Christian Eager
  Filed under: Music, pop

  What can I say? I'm loving Thao Nguyen and her relatively new album, We Brave Bee Stings and All right now. Video, Hype, instant gratification, etc, etc. Shout out for the Fresh Signals hook-up, CP.
  
  
• Mar 06 2008
  It’s 3AM Somewhere by Christian Eager
  Filed under: Film, Remix, Security

  Well, the dust has mostly settled, and it's unclear whether Hillary Clinton's "3 a.m."ad did anything or not. Personally, world leaders and dangers being what they are, I'm more inclined to trust a different politician.
  
  
• Mar 03 2008
  Le Night Dominator by Eric Silva
  Filed under: Misplaced Thoughts

  Check out the new video for "Le Night Dominator" by Swedish electronic act The Touch. It is a collaboration between Jesper Bolmén and Rickard Wikström. (Wikström's site is worth a look.) via Palms Out Sounds
  
  
• Mar 02 2008
  Historic Anatomies Collection by David Goligorsky
  Filed under: Aesthetics, Art, Data Presentation, Graphic Design, Medicine, Visualization, history

  Another internet collection of fascinating images. The US National Library of Medicine has archived a number of important anatomical works by the likes of Andreas Vesalius, Albrecht Dürer, and Bartholomeo Eustachi, whose work is featured below.
  
  

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