I have totally made up with the internet. I was just as busy today, but I took a break and took a look at this designer's site, and it cheered me up, especially these wonderful photographs of her studio. I love the airiness of the space, the light, the huge posters which are superbly designed but have some of the freedom of a kid's drawing, and the fact that the posters aren't framed. They get to be big, floppy, temporary, sail-like pieces of paper.
iPhoning It In
Recent Comments
- K on Notes On Control and Ian Curtis
- Ellen on Notes On Control and Ian Curtis
- K on Thoughts Of A Middle-Aged, Middle-Class Man In A Transitional Neighborhood In A Recession
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- carolyn Jean on Thoughts Of A Middle-Aged, Middle-Class Man In A Transitional Neighborhood In A Recession
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- carolyn Jean on Comments: Wide Open
- K on Comments: Wide Open
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- carolyn Jean on Damages: The Plot Quickens
Last Five Random Play Songs
- July 10"Alma-Ville," Vince Guaraldi; "Comes Love,' Billie Holiday; "Day of Reckoning," Robbie Robertson; "Shadows," Yo La Tango; "Pentitentiary," Citizen cope
- Tuesday February 5"2000 Miles," The Pretenders; "It's A Wonderful Lie," Paul Westerberg; "Clobbered," Buffalo Tom; "Through WIth Buzz, Steely Dan; "All i Do," Stevie Wonder
Cache of the Day: Gleanings and Notices
- Wedding Photography. Yes, Wedding Photography
I'm really hoping these weren't all shot on an iphone. Then the problem really is my photography and not my camera. - YouTube - Neil Patrick Harris spoofs Dooge Howser role for Old Spice
Wish I'd written this. - 30 :: Second :: Life
30 second hand held videos, edited, set to music, and chronicling the author's Park Slope life. - Roma Di Luna
Gifted Minneapolis duo–rootsy without being dusty, sincere without being earnest. - Amy Shearn's Book Site
. . . for the forthcoming and acclaimed How Far Is The Ocean From Here.
My Writer Friends
- Moonlight Ambulette
- mother words: mothers who write
- Hotel Zero
- When (Not) In Cairo
- Writing Sisu
- Jon Spayde's How To Believe Blog
- Made to Mint
Shana's life as a writer and thifty new mom.
You Are Here: About Unprintable Version
- I’m an actual advertising writer and aspiring fiction writer and memoirist. Unprintable Version combines my reading notebooks, thoughts on writing, and tiny essays about my life as a guy from Winona living in Minneapolis-Saint Paul. As an American, I am obligated to share my thoughts on movies, TV shows, music, and graphic design.
And bear in mind
- Arts & Letters Daily
Ideas, criticism, debate. - Design Observer
Writings about design and culture, often by thoughtful practicing designers - [daily dose of imagery]
Striking visual blog by a Toronto-based photographer - The A.V. Club
The Onion's Arts and Entertainment site - MetaxuCafe Litblog Network
- R A I N T A X I Review of Books
- John Baker's Blog (UK Writer)
- ReadySteadyBook
A good British books site - The Bloated Belly
Infrequently updated but lively Minneapolis Saint Paul gastrointestinal diary - The Books of My Numberless Dreams
Interesting personal literary site.
i feel the exact same way about the internet. sometimes i really just hate it. and at others, it seems so full of possibilities and beauty and hilarity and unmet friends.
also, how does it even work?? no one knows for sure.
Posted by:amy | April 24, 2008 at 03:14 PM