reeder photos
posted June 2, 2003 #
More lush photography by Josh Reeder. I particularly enjoy the medium format b/w stuff but there are a few color ones I really like as well.
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subway sleeper
posted June 2, 2003 #
Great photography over at Subway Sleeper. I'd tell ya to check out one specific section but they're all good. Link via John.
posted June 2, 2003 #
Computer Love is back. I haven't been through everything yet but its definetly looking nice so far. I was a bit skeered they wouldn't bring back the newsboard, but they did. And it's chalk full of good links like 212f - nice portfolio site.
WASTE bandwagon
posted June 2, 2003 #
If you missed the WASTE bandwagon, you're S.O.L. - cause AOL stopped it's distribution (silly AOL/Time Warner owning Nullsoft).
fwmj
posted June 1, 2003 #
Be Citrus. Visit frankie and friends. Smooth DHTML menu with snutty mosaic/pixel fade in. Snuts.
people - get ready
posted May 30, 2003 #
While in Austin, Sarah snagged a poster of Bill Hicks that asked "what would Bill think now?" with the url for the site Just Planting Seeds. Turns out the site is "people-get-ready.com" and is fairly enigmatic. You can see the wall of Bill Hicks posters at the beginning of the intro on the plywood. Curious indeed. Hopefully more will come of it than just a "hey, wait and see."
space is the place
posted May 30, 2003 #
Bookmark common space. Visit often. Enjoy.
alexONE
posted May 30, 2003 #
Check the works of alex one. Illustrative street art with a quirky feel.
ELF
posted May 30, 2003 #
It's an easy joke, but Will Ferrel in ELF might be fairly entertaining. I mean, he's huge and the elves are tiny! That's classic stuff. The trailer is on the site if you have the urge to check it out.
deals!
posted May 29, 2003 #
Mac stuff too expensive? Get some refurbished goods. Link via the Mac Master.
broken
posted May 29, 2003 #
It may be called Broken Robot but it doesn't seem like it. Straight up, no nonsense portfolio.
chris
posted May 29, 2003 #
Now that Chris has posted about the trip to Austin, I will as well. For those that don't know - I went down to Texas with Sarah, making record time (only 13 hours!) and proceeded to just hang out around town for a couple days.
Mostly shopping and boring stuff - but we hit up the Year Of the Rabbit / Grandaddy show (apparently Pete Yorn played too.. we didn't stick around) with Chris and had a good time. Pretty much every third sentence out of his mouth is a lie, but it's still entertaining none-the-less. The show was good - Grandaddy actually pulling out the rock more than ole YOTR, but no complaints about finally seeing Ken Andrews sing and play guitar live.
The next night we were fortunate enough to see Dredg and aside from the all-ages crowd, it was a good time. Not enough stuff from Leitmotif but El Cielo is chalk full of goodness. Then we headed home (again.. only 13 hours) and things are settling back in.
Very cool town, not a huge city vibe but it definetly seemed like things were going on. I hope to develop my two rolls of film very soon and get those up on the ole interweb to share.
Now that we got the boring "real life" post out of the way.. back to finding cool sites.
Mostly shopping and boring stuff - but we hit up the Year Of the Rabbit / Grandaddy show (apparently Pete Yorn played too.. we didn't stick around) with Chris and had a good time. Pretty much every third sentence out of his mouth is a lie, but it's still entertaining none-the-less. The show was good - Grandaddy actually pulling out the rock more than ole YOTR, but no complaints about finally seeing Ken Andrews sing and play guitar live.
The next night we were fortunate enough to see Dredg and aside from the all-ages crowd, it was a good time. Not enough stuff from Leitmotif but El Cielo is chalk full of goodness. Then we headed home (again.. only 13 hours) and things are settling back in.
Very cool town, not a huge city vibe but it definetly seemed like things were going on. I hope to develop my two rolls of film very soon and get those up on the ole interweb to share.
Now that we got the boring "real life" post out of the way.. back to finding cool sites.
eels
posted May 29, 2003 #
Great interview / historical insight into the Eels. Many of the reponses he gives here are practically identical to the ones he gave me.
woah!
posted May 29, 2003 #
Woah. Nashville getting the goods is such a pleasure. Over at our independent movie theatre, The Belcourt Theatre, they will be showing the Spike and Mike Animation Festival, and (this is the big one) - Beth Lapides The Other Network. I will be so pleased to see Heat Vision & Jack, Next, and more all in one sitting.
basefield gallery
posted May 29, 2003 #
The Basefield Gallery is looking good. I'd say this one is probably my favorite of the bunch, but there are others that I enjoy quite a bit as well.
dopeness
posted May 29, 2003 #
Illustrative dopeness from Carlos Quitério. The vector portraits are especially tasty.
trio - bill hicks
posted May 28, 2003 #
There's a new Bill Hicks documentary coming out on the Trio network in the middle of June (do I even get Trio?). It should feature the never before aired 12th Letterman appearance of Mr. Bill Hicks - that was cut and probably only exists as bootlegs of bootlegs. Oh yea, and Sacred Cow relaunched their whole site - you should check it out.
Michele Laurita
posted May 28, 2003 #
What's going on with the lighting on these photos from Michele Laurita? Are those lens flares for real or added in later? Snuts! Superb color quality though.
PSX
posted May 28, 2003 #
Japan gets all the goods - check out the new PSX. Hard drive, DVD Recording, slot loading drive, Playstation games (1 and 2 I assume), and it's real purty.