My childhood sing a long idol

My childhood sing a long idol

rickylinn:

I suppose I ought to start.

rickylinn:

I suppose I ought to start.

rickylinn:

brianafahey:

Cincinnati, Ohio-based identity designer Adam Ladd asked his 5-year-old daughter her impressions on some popular logos — my favorite is her response to the Republican Party logo. This is both adorable and some of the best and most authentic field research out there. (via In Brief: 5-year-old Analyzes Logos - Brand New)

Cheetah, cheetah, cheetah, lol.

 ”The birds around me hopped and played,
Their thoughts I cannot measure-
But the least motion which they made
It seemed a thrill of pleasure” - William Wordsworth

 ”The birds around me hopped and played,

Their thoughts I cannot measure-

But the least motion which they made

It seemed a thrill of pleasure” - William Wordsworth

Happy Holidays from Hermosa Beach

Happy Holidays from Hermosa Beach

Happy Thanksgiving!

Happy Thanksgiving!

I’ve never felt a pain that didn’t bear a blessing.
Gene Knudson Hoffman
Tabouleh with Quinoa, Corn, Scallion, and Goat Cheese

Tabouleh with Quinoa, Corn, Scallion, and Goat Cheese

Who’s bringing the ‘47 Cheval Blanc?

Who’s bringing the ‘47 Cheval Blanc?

Franklin Conservatory, Columbus Ohio

Franklin Conservatory, Columbus Ohio

In 2008 I found myself in DC, with 15 minutes left in the day to see Richard Misrach’s On the Beach exhibit. To view the exhibit I was power walking through the rooms, avoiding the guards who were waiting to shout “no running!”. The prints were larger than life, about 6’ x 10’ with such detail you can see footprints in the sand. I was so enamoured by the prints that I called his gallery in SF once I returned home. The curator asked “is this for you or a collection?” It just so happens they start around $50,000…
For years I’ve been trolling for a copy of the book. Only 4,000 were printed, and they’ve been hoarded by galleries, fans and greedy ebay sellers. I finally got a copy this week. You can read about the images and exhibit by clicking here.

In 2008 I found myself in DC, with 15 minutes left in the day to see Richard Misrach’s On the Beach exhibit. To view the exhibit I was power walking through the rooms, avoiding the guards who were waiting to shout “no running!”. The prints were larger than life, about 6’ x 10’ with such detail you can see footprints in the sand. I was so enamoured by the prints that I called his gallery in SF once I returned home. The curator asked “is this for you or a collection?” It just so happens they start around $50,000…

For years I’ve been trolling for a copy of the book. Only 4,000 were printed, and they’ve been hoarded by galleries, fans and greedy ebay sellers. I finally got a copy this week. You can read about the images and exhibit by clicking here.

The look of the cake, It ain’t always the taste 

Next Girl, The Black Keys