These are just some of the things I find interesting enough to curate. Some areas include: design, art, graphics, typography, interiors, vintage photos of celebrities and the occasional photo of me.
I also curate music and interesting/ridiculous stuff.
Thoughtcrime does not entail death: thoughtcrime is death.
Reblogged from nevver with 1,494 notes / art design 1984 George Orwell
Relax
321/365 - The All Day Everyday Project by Hannes Beer on Flickr.
Reblogged from 4everdesign with 34 notes / art print design type typography poster
M is for Melting
(Source: dirtysanchezz)
Reblogged from meg--han with 648 notes / art design typography illustration drawing type
Sanctity
(Source: raveneuse)
Reblogged from rindacul with 427 notes / design decay photo photograph photography
Part of Heinz Ketchup ad by McCann Erickson, London
(via szymon)
Reblogged from szymon with 329 notes / ad advertising photo photography photograph ketchup art design artwork
Bike king
Reblogged from artunion with 136 notes / bike bicycle art design photo photography photograph
This is a good sign: Everything will be ok.
Reblogged from nevver with 1,503 notes / art photo photograph photography graffiti sign type typography design
Body language
(Source: paganlovefest)
Reblogged from lukees with 27 notes / art design nudity naked cool photo photography photograph
Paintboarding
Reblogged from threedot with 19 notes / art design paint painting skate skateboard skateboards skateboarding artwork cool
Pocket change
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Reblogged from lifeonsundays with 9 notes / design vintage product product design
On the horizon
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‘duk1106’, an ‘eraser pencil’ designed by korea-based deuk young lee, replaces the wooden body of conventional pencils with a rubber eraser. produced inexpensively via injection molding, the device is still sharpenable, but eliminates the extra material of wood that normally adds no additional functionality to a pencil. lee states that the pencil is furthermore more comfortable than traditional models: stable enough to be gripped easily but causing less fatigue over extended periods of writing.
