DNC via Daniel Arnold

posted July 28, 2016 #

Daniel Arnold is one of my favorite street photographers of recent years. His Instagram feed is always great and the smattering of galleries he has up on Vogue are always entertaining. The latest are his captures from Day 2 of the DNC in Philadelphia. It's an interesting take of the massive event from a very small viewpoint; just one guy roaming around. Feel free to compare with his RNC photo gallery as well.

Mike Turzanski

posted July 28, 2016 #

Hot damn, the portfolio of Mike Turzanski is a wildly abundant collection of great work. I'm largely intrigued by his pattern work but equally fascinated by his Revival Hour photos and album packaging. It's a ton to take in but every bit of it is quality.

posted July 27, 2016 #

I want to play this imaginary game so bad. https://t.co/njs2rXLoIL

posted July 27, 2016 #

Two teens on hoverboards were in a fight with a homeless man outside my home this evening. I expected RoboCop to arrive and break it up.

Nail Salon Neon Deluxe Bomber

posted July 27, 2016 #

I want this so bad and I can't explain why

posted July 27, 2016 #

DRINK! #DNCinPHL https://t.co/RYTkvAvwy4

posted July 27, 2016 #

Honestly, if you love Barack, Joe, and Bill but not #Hillary, then you're due for some serious introspection. #DemsInPhilly

posted July 27, 2016 #

Malarky! https://t.co/5Ea6jldYd7

Crystal Pepsi Summer Of '92

posted July 27, 2016 #

aka Pandering Fest

Third Man Records to play Record in Space

posted July 27, 2016 #

not a headline from The Onion.

Ornitographies

posted July 27, 2016 #

Geologist / photographer / fine artist Xavi Bou has created a mesmerizing collection of work with his Ornitographies series. In it, he captures flocks of birds through timelapse photography and the ornate shapes they create through their flight patterns. The more insightful version of that is here:

Xavi Bou focuses on birds, his great passion, in order to capture in a single time frame, the shapes they generate when flying, making visible the invisible.

Unlike other motion analysis which preceded it, Ornitographies moves away from the scientific approach of chronophotography used by photographers like Eadweard Muybridge and Etienne-Jules Marey.

I've shared a few of the images in this post but I can't recommend partaking in all of them post haste. The images are otherworldly, occasionally foreboding and always unbelievable.

via Feltron.

Natalia Molina

posted July 27, 2016 #

The work of Natalia Molina is a deep, diverse, well of beautiful imagery. Her Ichor series depicts her subjects in a blue hue, as a nod to Homer's "blue blood" of the gods - a series that could be enough to stand her entire portfolio on. However, the personal work, metamorphosis and Noir series are every bit as engaging.

posted July 26, 2016 #

THE NEW ADVICE KING!!!! *Beat-the-Heat Life Hacks" https://t.co/lbibkLB0a1 https://t.co/scE7ut0n4t

posted July 26, 2016 #

Last week, a billionaire told us how awful America is. Today, mothers who faced the worst tragedy imaginable tell us how great America is.

Dolphin kiss

posted July 26, 2016 #

imagine looking down the barrel of a dolphin mouth

posted July 26, 2016 #

I love looking at Tokyo Drifter https://t.co/TqjMuHAYxc

posted July 26, 2016 #

LISTEN: Matt Berry (@porksmith) shares 'Gone For Good' from his forthcoming new album https://t.co/ACpSMKQeMi https://t.co/pRWMCec2XG

Dent May - Face Down in the Gutter of Your Love

posted July 26, 2016 #

new song, new album

Groupon Banana Holder

posted July 26, 2016 #

several hearty laughs were had

Dent May - Face Down In The Gutter Of Your Love

posted July 26, 2016 #

snag Dent May's new track here: carpark shop: http://smarturl.it/gutter_carpark itunes: http://smarturl.it/gutter_itunes written, produced & performed by Dent May except: drums by Anton Hochheim violin by Yvette Holzwarth trumpet by Clay White recorded at Cats Purring Celebrity Centre in Los Angeles, CA except: drums recorded by Pat Jones at Narimo in Pasadena, CA trumpet recorded by Luke Mitchell at Lukewarm Studios in Charleston, SC mixed by Drew Vandenberg at Chase Park Transduction in Athens, GA mastered by Joe Lambert at JLM Sound in Jersey City, NJ photography by Harry Israelson lettering and layout by Will Bryant Mississippi native Dent May writes, performs, and produces homemade pop music from his home in Los Angeles. A stylistic chameleon, Dent's recordings echo folk, disco, R&B, psychedelia, country-western, soul, and funk sounds of the past, present, and future. He has released three albums on Animal Collective's Paw Tracks imprint with a fourth on the way via Carpark Records.