A poster series by Simon Page. Via ISO50.
Check out Accidental Mysteries’ collection of QSL cards. So many beautifully bizarre designs. Via PRINTERESTING.
See also, this collection of +6000 QSL cards on Les Nouvelles DX.
Typographic specimen from a Bauhaus exhibition, featuring works from 1913-1933. Designer unknown.
Via but does it float.
“This exhibition brings together over 400 works by some 100 teachers and students of the Bauhaus that reflect the extraordinarily broad range of the school’s output, including architecture, ceramics, costume design, furniture, graphic design, industrial design, painting, photography, sculpture, and textiles. A selection of these works are represented on this website, along with a historical overview of the school, its workshops, and faculty.” —Bauhaus 1919 – 1933: Workshops for Modernity, through January 25, 2010 at Moma
A song for Rachel and Travis, who are on a super fun adventure, driving across the States in their RV (named Walter). Hilarity in the form of pictures, words and video on their tumblr: Where’s Walter?
Pencil jewelry from Maria Cristini Belluci. Available here, or by email (mcbellucci@alice.it). (via)
You’ve Really Got A Hold On Me
by Thao with the Get Down Stay Down
originally by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles
(via copycats)
For slow dancing in the kitchen.
Karamel Sans
“Czech graphic design student Marta Maštálková has designed a typeface by pouring liquid caramel onto glass.”
Via Dezeen (more pictures on the Dezeen Blog)
Dead Man’s Bones – My Body’s a Zombie for you
Via KEXP’s Song of the day.