Ray-Spam.

As much as I am in love with the Wayfarers, these take the cake for me at the moment.

Arty Party.

David Horvitz.

Square America.

"A few notes towards a complete account, rendered in photographs, of everything that has ever happened."

Square America is a blog that documents images of American life both past and present. I like it because it is not the classic iconic view of America, but a collection of images that covers every aspect of life in the States.

Oh DEER.

Kyoko Okubo.

Oh Hey, Stuart.

YES and YES. I mean, c'mon, how can this NOT be EPIC???
Can't wait can't wait can't wait...

Read all about it here.

Space Oddity.

Typography Inspiration.

In terms of typography, I find this to be absolutely perfect.
Via FFFFOUND.

THE PIT.

Passion Pit's new single, The Reeling off of the album Manners, due May 26th. C'mon guys, I can't wait any longer! Release it now, please...

FYI.

I'd agree with that.
Via FFFFOUND.

Art on the Underground

"The Victoria Line was the first new underground line to cross central London since the beginning of the 20th century. It opened in three sections; in 1968 between Walthamstow Central and Warren Street, in 1969 extending to Victoria, and 1971 stretching down to Brixton. This new line provided the opportunity to produce a new and consistent look across the whole line, from the trains themselves to the stations and platforms. All aspects of design were overseen by Misha Black, the Design Consultant for London Transport (1964–1968), who previously had a similar role with British Rail. He employed the talents of the The Design Research Unit (DRU) – a collective of designers, artists and architects who designed all aspects of the Victoria Line."

Little blog article on the tile art for the Victoria Line. This one was based off of a design by William Morris. Too good.

Check it out here.

Sick Beats.

Forgot how much I loved this song by of Montreal. The video has a great feeling for spring.

Arty Party.

Film by Takeuchi Taijin. In this video he explores the connection between the photograph and the room in which it is placed. Found via BOOOOOOOM.

Eurotrippin.

Traveling until the 14th. Back soon.

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