– updated with this attachment: no one knows everything: Harold Innis and Open Source. (a pdf for now)- click the link to get to it, or go ahead and read the “abstract” or “teaser” below. be forwarned! i tried to make it read nice, but it’s still super thesisy.– Abstract By looking at some lesser [...]
I do think it was quite brilliant to see that large sheet of green duck as something waiting to be de-and-re-constructed. I guess every designer did this to varying to degrees, but the folks who stripped and wove it saw something there that I didn’t. Speaking of seeing things that I didn’t, I love these [...]
this page is one where i think you can really feel the 70′s craftbook influences shining through. Emily did suggest blended haiku, though it was more in the context of: “i’m tired, i just wrote like 45 haiku and some of these may be silly. feel free to futz with them.” They were awesome and [...]
I loved this one when I saw it in the show, but I think, from her haiku, that Emily was not so into it. Maybe because I saw it in a gallery context, where it felt like odd but appropriate art, and she only ever saw it online, where it must have seemed like an [...]
Yesterday night Dan was over hanging out with me and Elran and we were listening to an old Neil Young album, On The Beach, and singing along and loving it and Dan, in his straightforward way, wondered what people mean when they say folks like Neil Young or Bob Dylan can’t sing. Any thoughts? Maybe [...]
Me and my step dad both like these pants. They’re made by Clayton Evans who, with Sarah Collins, launched the Consistent Variable Project. He also makes a line of clothing called complexgeometries, which he sells, among other places, on our own little indyish.com. His work plays with shapes and lines in such intriguing ways, without [...]
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