julie morstad images

while looking at these, i was listening to a podcast,
"sleep is the poor man's nirvana"

ahead of the trend

my sister sent a photo from paris,
lucky i got mine before the queues started!

references

two images i saw today, reminders me of great moments in modern art
nose and eye pillows, by jenni rope
dali's far more miserable eye set for spellbound

kids in boxes


1931 costume ball, architects as the new york skyline of their own buildings ...

From left to right: A Stewart Walker as the Fuller Building, Leonard Schultze as the Waldorf-Astoria, Ely Jacques Kahn as the Squibb Building, William Van Alen as the Chrysler, Ralph walker as 1 Wall Street, D.E.Ward as the Metropolitan Tower and Joseph H. Freelander as the museum of New York.

addendum, this one is so obvious i can't believe i haven't seen it before!

life's rich pageant

today i saw this blog ... wonderful rich photographs, images so rich you can taste them

the magic of light

planes landing, probably ffffound

traffic, this isn't happiness via ffffound

days of our lives

calendars are getting cheap to make
here's a great one, an artists' project featuring

"texts taken from an English coursebook the artists found in the garbage, the short textual extracts become poems to digest month to month."




you can buy one, at printed matter nyc
but it's a 2011 calendar, so it's time has almost come and gone.

tiger tiger burning bright

just when you least expect it, the tigers win a game.
and again they're talking about the eight.
not the tigers getting into the eight, but stuffing around the teams that might get up and into finals footy.
go tiges!