Everomp: Design Makes the Heart Go Yonder

AND?! (11/26)

California - the first electric car capital of the world? This is an amazing initiative. (11/26)

1800 Tequila custom-drawn bottles. Good Lord, good reason to pop open a bottle. (11/26)

20x200. Hmm, new to me. Great idea: "As we see it, there are a lot of people out there who want to sell their art and a lot of people who'd like to buy it." (11/26)

Abe got down. You know it would have been true. (11/26)

The Audi Union Type C pedal car. Gimme two, just for good measure! (11/26)

LOST-inspired t-shirts. Get yer Locke on. (11/26)

Believe. (11/25)

The 441-year-old pixels. (11/25)

When cockfighting creates killer art. Though I can't say I condone the act in general. (11/24)

Superb rock poster set. [printfetish] (11/20)

Obama to rebrand America? Quite a tall order to Bush's Comic Sans'ish current brand. When in doubt, use Gotham. (11/20)

Folks, meet ABInBev. It's very sad to see the AB eagle bastardized to "represent" the new company. Branding for company mergers should be better than this. (11/20)

Up In Smoke, GOOD magazine's interactive map charting smoking percentages around the US. (11/20)

Check out Jen Stark's Paper Eruptions while I pick my jaw off the floor. (11/20)

Super Street Fighter II Turbo HD Remix. Took a decade, but Capcom finally figured out how to add even more words to the title. Joking aside, they've redrawn everything and it's simply gorgeous. (11/20)

Calendar made of matches. Love this idea, and it makes the art of "scratching off the days" all the more interesting. (11/20)

Burst of Beaden, beautiful art from Jon Klassen. [fff] (11/20)

Jason Tozer's Fire & Water. (11/20)

Monty Python officially on YouTube. Finally. (11/19)

"The thing I hate the most about advertising is that it attracts all the bright, creative and ambitious young people..." (11/19)

Citizen Watch by Takashi Murakami. (11/19)

LIFE photo archive. Proving history is just massive. First image I noted: Walt Disney and his creations. (11/19)

Getting ready for the holidays, starting with this cool Cardboard wreath. Cardboard! (11/18)

Ocean Rooms. (11/18)

Vending machines in Japan. I'd like the cucumber-flavored soda, please. (11/17)

KEO, space art with a human appeal. Enough space for four-page letters from six billion human. (11/17)

How to make money with free software. [marc] (11/17)

Dad's Indian. Bleeding manliness. (11/13)

Finding the flu. One of the more brilliant uses of Google data I've seen in awhile. Wonder if it works. (11/13)

Just about the coolest packaging I've seen this side of the Mississippi... whichever side that may be. Moxie Sozo at it again. (11/13)

"Barba"lounger. (11/13)

Amazing live performance by Etienne De Crecy. Never heard of him personally, but I've gotta figure he absolutely kills it live. (11/13)

Terminal 5 for British Airways. Simply beautiful. (11/13)

Ad agencies of record for Obama campaign: GMMB, SS &K. A helluva job they did. (11/13)

After Paradise, a documentary about the contemporary art movement in Iran. (11/12)

Plasma plants in Florida. This is going well beyond the "sunshine" state. (11/12)

A visit to the amazing studio of Faile. [dave] (11/11)

Beautiful illustrations by Cristóbal Schmal. [grain] (11/07)

Headlines from around the world after Obama's victory. (11/07)

Now Network web site. Information overkill, and a "wow" thrown in for good measure. (11/07)

change.gov is up. Seems like a quick job, but change is certainly happening quickly. (11/07)

John Francis: I walk the Earth. "Let us all change now." (11/06)

The New Yorker cover: a long journey to light. Pretty much sums it up as far as I'm concerned. (11/06)

Celebration aside, I'm glad this fucking election is over. (11/05)

Creative use
of space. (11/05)

Internet poem. Bridging the gap. (11/05)

From UNICEF, a set of postcards can provide paralysis vaccines to 26 children. (11/05)

President-Elect Barack Obama's Victory Speech. Typing those words makes me proud for my country, and even prouder as to what lies ahead. (11/05)

Irony

GF Smith has a new web site. Love the background images. [fff] (11/03)

Everything you know about CSS is wrong. Somewhere a web developer is contemplating throwing himself off the roof. (11/03)

"Art is the highest form of hope."

— Gernhard Richter