Everomp: Design Makes the Heart Go Yonder

100 illustrated horror film posters. Happy Halloween everyone! Don't really have to re-skin my site. Already in the spirit, so to speak. [fff] (10/31)

Don't Vote. One of the only celebrity-driven vote campaigns I actually appreciate. Funny stuff. (10/31)

All about the Obama brand. Never before have we seen a better political brand. As far as I can tell. (10/31)

Postin's been slow lately. Just too much going on in life, luckily all positive. On that note, Mr. Obama in photography. (10/28)

A brilliant and funny set of font faces and their attitudes. Ironically a conversation was struck up yesterday about this very idea. Beat to the punch. [johanna] (10/23)

The world's first fully functioning wave farm. Surfers beware. (10/23)

Wrestling never looked so... political. Another awesome print from Yee-haw. (10/22)

Overnewsed but Uninformed. By Stefan Bräutigam. One of the most beautiful infographics' sets I've seen in a long time. (10/22)

Hero, a McCain-inspired poster. Everything needs a counter-balance, and the guy is not the second coming of Bush. (10/21)

I've seen photos of the "rock-balancer" before. Great video about his art. Seems like a nice fellow to grab a beer with. (10/21)

Inkjet-like Waterfall. No, really. Amazing. (10/21)

Beautiful web site for the Triennale Design Museum. [line] (10/15)

Buttonwood Agreement. Unfortunately it takes a doomed economy (just kidding!) to help me learn its origins. 50 other facts worth reading about, too. (10/15)

Five oldest banks in the World. I hope these last. (10/10)

China's first zero-emissions building. (10/09)

The Big Picture. Never knew of this before. Beautiful photos. (10/09)

On a side note, we have officially outgrown our "National Debt Clock". This strikes me as extremely fucked up. Somebody needs to bail out the clock. (10/09)

Zero Dollar Billz, ya'll. In context, this great idea makes me sad for our economy. (10/08)

Bob Stakke illustrating the New Yorker cover, using just using Mac OS7 and Photoshop 3.0. Just tools, folks. Just tools. (10/07)

That bailout plan we fretted so dearly about, "looks like a pebble tossed into a churning sea." (10/07)

Explore the Flickr universe via a rainbow-vomiting panda. Admit it, you likey. (10/06)

Crystal Head Vokda, brought to you by the Ghostbustin' Dan Akroyd. I'm totally confused, but love it. 'bout time Akroyd steps it up. Now, bring on Ghostbusters 3. (10/06)

James Earl Jones recites the alphabet. Old school Sesame Street at its finest. Even better, Richard Pryor's version. "T was mean, though!" (10/06)

Howling Monkey Beer. Sadly, it is now defunct. I cry in my Coors Lite. (10/03)

Brooklyn Children's Museum reopens, LEED certified no less. Congrats! (10/03)

My God, it's full of stars. I mean, it's full of letters. Amazing poster for the 54th annual TDC Show. (10/03)

Akira Sakamoto. (10/03)

Do You Matter? You do. (10/02)

Celebrity product endoresements, via Japan. Thank you Japan! (10/02)

Munich Olympics, 1972. I can never get enough of the branding around that event. (10/02)

"Art is the highest form of hope."

— Gernhard Richter