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Solar Eclipse (via Michæl.Paukner)

Solar Eclipse (via Michæl.Paukner)

karenh:

“Inside the (new) Herb Lubalin Study Center”(via Creative Review)

bh: apparently my school has a new logo, and they never bothered to ask me.

karenh:

“Inside the (new) Herb Lubalin Study Center”
(via Creative Review)

bh: apparently my school has a new logo, and they never bothered to ask me.

soupsoup:matthewb:


Nook e-book reader from Barnes & Noble.

soupsoup:matthewb:

Nook e-book reader from Barnes & Noble.

karenh:smileykarli:matthewb:

I’d buy this if I could: Philadelphia designer Mikey Burton’s thesis project is an integrated branding campaign based around the illustrative reinterpretation of classic book covers directed toward junior-high students. The rest of his portfolio is equally polished. (via Grain Edit)

bh: what a great idea and execution

trixietreats:

Drop The Knife, The Tauntaun Sleeping Bag Is Now Real - Gizmodo
Thanks to Lucasfilm’s nod of approval, ThinkGeek’s got a treat for every Jedi’s snuggly-wuggly-cuddly-just-ten-more-minutes-please-mom side. I wanna throw a sleepover to have an excuse to roll out lotsa these Tauntaun sleeping bags which “simulate the warmth of a Tauntaun carcass.”

trixietreats:

Drop The Knife, The Tauntaun Sleeping Bag Is Now Real - Gizmodo

Thanks to Lucasfilm’s nod of approval, ThinkGeek’s got a treat for every Jedi’s snuggly-wuggly-cuddly-just-ten-more-minutes-please-mom side. I wanna throw a sleepover to have an excuse to roll out lotsa these Tauntaun sleeping bags which “simulate the warmth of a Tauntaun carcass.”

intweetion:hrrrthrrr:

This is magical.  I’d like to spend much of my weekend here. Meet you there ok?

intweetion:hrrrthrrr:

This is magical.  I’d like to spend much of my weekend here. Meet you there ok?
robot-heart:
Nicole Lavelle and Michael Eaton: Love What You Do! PSU Student Show (via kate*)

robot-heart:

Nicole Lavelle and Michael Eaton: Love What You Do! PSU Student Show (via kate*)
This is the inexpensive pocket version of Josef Alber’s Interaction of Color published in 1971. The original 1963 book had 150 color plates, weighed 22 pounds and retailed for $200 ($1400 in 2009 dollars). This version has only 8 color plates and the printing quality is quite low.  (via Montague Projects)

This is the inexpensive pocket version of Josef Alber’s Interaction of Color published in 1971. The original 1963 book had 150 color plates, weighed 22 pounds and retailed for $200 ($1400 in 2009 dollars). This version has only 8 color plates and the printing quality is quite low.  (via Montague Projects)

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