Oh baby, I love freebies and monsters

Friday, January 30, 2009

Baby is on the brain. A girl can't help it when she's 25 weeks pregnant! So this very interesting bassinet I saw at MoCo Loco intrigued me.

It looks like something you'd see in a Disney movie doesn't it? I kind of want a larger version for myself.

The Argington line of children's furniture by ODA, New York's Office for Design & Architecture, includes the Hagia bassinet and the V & A art easel.

It needs some extra padding for me though, I'm not digging the laying a baby on a board idea.

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Creature Comforts has a Valentine freebie for you crafty hearts out there. If you head over to their site they have an iron-on transfer perfect for lovely, romantic designs. It's very Jerry Maguire of them.

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And you know you want to see animated monsters in real-world environments on a Friday afternoon don't ya?

Good. Then check out these short clips by Volstok Telefunken.

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    I Love You More Than Blank

    Friday, January 23, 2009

    The quote of the week image is from Creature Comforts post inspired by Jenifer Altman.

    Another link I found while looking through their site is for a blog called "I love you more than blank." The site came to be thanks to the creators over at Paperwhite Studio. Their site mission is an exploration into the wonderful world of love. Paperwhite studio wants to depart from the cliche valentines sentiment and find out the real things we use as a measuring stick for love. They are accepting submissions from anyone who wants to participate in submitting their own sentiments. Some of the comments are pretty interesting, others are very sweet.

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    antillustration has more lovely and adorable goodness for you artsy folk. You just have to dig through until you find something which makes you say "awww" or in some cases "oh gag me."

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    ERGE is looking to target younger 20 to 30 something crowds with their apartment designs. "Extensive use of bright LED lights, pristine white shades and fabric, comforting fur carpet and frosty glass give the apartment a stylish, sleek and ultra-modern look."

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    And arbota.com has 15 Must-See (Post-and-)Modern Museum Designs, for this reason:
    "Sometime in the last two decades, as wealthy patrons began flooding museums with donations so they could expand their collections, the architecture of museums around the world became nearly as important as the art and history they contain."

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    Design is kinky and other links

    Thursday, January 8, 2009

    Design is Kinky is a online Graphic design magazine acting largely as a gallery of artwork. Also includes commentary, interviews, profiles, mug shots. There is a portion of the site where you can connect with other designers and register yourself as an artist.

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    Creature Comforts posted a great, inspiring photo on their site this morning. It is a photo of a girl taking a photo and she is standing in front of a huge poster which states "Replace fear of the unknown, with curiosity." I love it!

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    DIY store B&Q sells prints and canvases of retro portraits and scenes for you to decorate your home or office. They're a great place to shop if you are running under a tight and slim budget. They also sell more intricate items you might need for working on your own projects at home. They offer great tips, ideas and inspirations to those of you who like to get crafty whether big or small.

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    For our web gurus who use Dreamweaver, there are so many resources out there for adding extensions to the software which make y our life easier. Who do you listen to and where can you find them for free? Easy, head over to Woork's web site and they have a list of 16 Outstanding Free Dreamweaver Extensions with explanations of why they rock.

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    Last but not least today we have a font post from Sitepoint. There is a discussion on user friendliness, different font categories, lists of options and talk about hierarchy in terms of visual flow. Eight font stacks are listed, combining Windows, Mac, Linux, and Adobe fonts in groups that are relatively similar among themselves.

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