The “Drawing Apparatus” by Robert Howsare uses two turntables to create geometric spirographs. Click thru to watch a vid of this baby in action.
LOL at Howsare’s pretentious statement about this piece: “The revolution of the records create drawings that serve as a markers of temporality. The drawings also speak to the idea of the editionable print through their ability to be replicated using domestic materials.” All drawings are markers of temporality, dumdum. Why can’t an artist just be like, “Look, I made a doodle machine out of two turntables! It’s really cool!”
I bought this antique book of doll prices for a dollar at my favorite junk store. Click through to enlarge… some of the doll brand names are so weird! My favorite might be “Little Snookums, The Newlywed’s Baby.”
Jason Liebig has hundreds of scans of retro snack packages. Very cool.
Cody pulled over so I could take a picture of this cool sign on the side of the interstate.
Jake took my advice and started a music Tumblr! He WILL introduce you to some sick tunes WITHOUT spamming your dashboard thanks to his “Song of the Day” approach.
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Dad and I found this big but friendly praying mantis outside his building! (I visit him after my math class on MWFs). He believes that they are good luck.
via bubzeh
(originally via laurencarl)
My dad likes chainsaws and stitching! You could say that he’s a real Craftsman.
