Via the Rosenbach Museum, where you should go, in Philadelphia.
(Source: areasofmyexpertise)
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"A Catalyst for Great Change" →
Greece’s own anti-austerity party may move into power, and begins to outline what an “anti-austerity” party is for. I hope this message translates into the US election this fall; eceonomic strength won’t come by austerity alone, but by innovation and growth.
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Chili. Very excited about this.
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The Making Of: The Boat of Your Dreams
When the banality of office life has you dozing off at your computer, what do you dream of? If you’re anything like us, the images dancing through your head probably resemble @kaylaporter’s Instagram photos. Is there an existence any dreamier than building wooden boats on an island in Washington?
Know any other Instagrammers doing something unique with their hands? Send us a note through Tumblr.
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As part of the MaxFunDrive, Jordan and I made a new “riffed” short film, on the subject of posture. It’s only available to MaxFun donors, and it’s fucking hilarious.
To whet your appetite, I’ve decided to share this OTHER riffed short that Jordan and I made, “Social Courtesy.” It is ALSO fucking hilarious.
If you’re not already a support of MaximumFun.org, and you consume our content, there’s only one solution: get your ass over to maximumfun.org/donate and TCB!
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Gambling Chips from 1960s-1970s →
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The Designs of Ralph McQuarrie →
Amazing to see these ideas as he envisioned them, as their representations in the films already occupy such a permanant place in my brain. RIP.
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The Mayor Gallery in London is exhibiting, for the first time, a selection of pen-and-ink drawings by Sylvia Plath. While I’m not particularly enthusiastic about her writing, I love her drawing style here.
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Have you seen this cat?
Kind of blue. Nocturnal. Solitary. WARNING: Extremely distant, cold, and withdrawn. Quick temper. Severe contempt for critics and everyone else. Likely to be confrontational. Does not respond to treats.
(via jasonpermenter)
