Inchoate
My Merriam-Webster word of the day. Explains so much.
Abstract art by Jeremy Blake used in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch-Drunk_Love
Making things. Making things happen. Making it to things that are happening. ...............................................................................................................................................................
My Merriam-Webster word of the day. Explains so much.
Abstract art by Jeremy Blake used in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punch-Drunk_Love
I watch it. I won't lie—I wasn't always sure what was going on in the story line. There was some domineering matriarchal parts, sometimes sexual, of which I couldn't make sense. However, I accepted these along with a giant brain with a vahayhay mouth and a pug being carried off to battle with ease due to outrageous visual presentation.







I love the part of my job involving color selection.
Eye Colour Test/Gay by Daniel Eatock
I just got Contemporary Graphic Design by Taschen which has a terrible cover design and seems to be perfect bound via glue stick but whatevs, its a good reference of designers and was only 15 bucks.
Labels: book, Design, typography

visually pleasing
Went to see Joan River: A Piece of Work last night. Its good, not great. Not as funny as I thought it would be but she def a character.
aaaahaha good stuff.
Read it here at McSweeney's
"Enough of this bullshit. I'm gonna go get hammered with Papyrus. " -Comic Sans
Labels: Genius, typography
That's right. David Byrne's talk on how architecture helped music evolve from last February was posted on TED today
Labels: architecture, interesting, music, thoughtful




Based on the life and work of the Japanese writer Yukio Mishima (pen name)
Directed by Paul Schrader and written by Paul and his brother Leonard Schrader. The film features original music by Philip Glass and performances by the Kronos Quartet. (1985) You can watch it instantly on Netflix. More stills here
I am going to Eye Candy: Science, Sight & Art at the World Science Festival tomorrow which will examine biological principles that drive art appeal.
I also might try to go to Icarus at the Edge of Time which is a 40 min film accompanied by a 62 piece orchestral work (one original piece by Philip Glass). Narrated by Liev Schreiber
Labels: adventure, art, interesting