Holy shit, this 16 years old boy speaks more than a dozen languages which he learns within months.
Most of these posts come from other blogs that I browse through. What you can find here is a collection of what I dont want to forget, I guess it functions as my virtual scrapbook.
What made me look...
http://www.moma.org/explore/f111
One of my favorite paintings on view at MoMA.
Before the research I actually had no idea what the artist’s intent was nor what F-111 meant.
Now I love it even more.
Bill Maher - Irritable Bowl Syndrome
funny info graphic on why football functions like socialism.
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2012-02/10/tictrac-personal-analytics-beta
I am the proud user of a beta account for Tictrac.
I am really curious to track different habits of mine and see how they relate to each other? and what Ican learn from it?
cool backpack seen at the Walker shop:
http://shop.walkerart.org/collections/apparel-accessories/products/mad-pax-backpack
Klaus Biesenbach, who has an allergy to the “visual clutter of objects,” lived in a nearly empty apartment for years
(via fukkatumblr)
I love those lolipops tools by German Agency: http://www.korefe.de/en
Saw this book the other day by the student Zeynep Yildirim, which made me look:
ONE HOUR project tries to answer the question “What is possible in an hour?” through experiments and activities that last exactly one hour, using a variety of media, tools and found objects. Individually and collectively, they can suggest many things; such as determination, ability, commitment or efficiency but mainly different ways of understanding time. This is an on-going documentation of the projects I have done so far which I intend to do one thousand.
Shit New Yorkers say
oh Massimo, how I love these statements.
Designed by Michael Bierut for the Gala at the Architectural League
via http://pentagram.com/en/new/2011/03/new-work-vignelli-gala-at-the.php
