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celebrating the work of julius shulman.
“Just today, a stranger came to my door claiming he was here to unclog a bathroom drain. I let him into my house without verifying his identity, and not only did he repair the drain, he also took off his shoes so he wouldn’t track mud on my floors. When he was done, I gave him a piece of paper that asked my bank to give him some money. He accepted it without a second glance. At no point did he attempt to take my possessions, and at no point did I attempt the same of him. In fact, neither of us worried that the other would. My wife was also home, but it never occurred to me that he was a sexual rival and I should therefore kill him.”
Talk about a brilliant opening to a book. I just embarked on security technologist Bruce Schneier’s latest book, Liars & Outliers: Enabling the Trust that Society Needs to Thrive. We all need to think clearly about trust in all its many forms, but I’m honestly most excited that the book seems to be written by, well, by someone who can actually write. Can’t wait to read more. (via thoughtyoushouldseethis)
Fonecian Typeface on the Behance Network @behance.net
FFFFOUND! | Best Use of Live Journal (Official) | YayHooray @ffffound.com
The comically large Arduino Micro Controller. I guess its for those larger than life experiments.
The We and the I Movie Poster - Internet Movie Poster Awards Gallery @impawards.com
Seriously digging this typeface.
A Conversation About Reality
- My Dinner with Andre
At El Diablo restaurant in the Canary Islands diners’ meals are cooked using a unique sustainable heat source… a freakin active volcano! Liquid hot magma bubbling just 6 feet below the floor sears food at 400 degrees celsius. Can you stand the heat?
(via designcouncil)
Swedish telecommunications company Ericsson created a video that envisions homes of the future.
This is Paul Rand’s Tomb Stone. I recently found it on Typophile. I find myself blown away by how simple yet evocative the design is.
Adam Pretty’s photo of divers at the World Aquatics Championship was one of 2012’s World Press Photo winners.
Go out and find silhouettes to shoot!
Say No More...
