Transportation

The Mys­tery Machine gets a a new look in this zom­bie based remake. And Scoo­bie gets a breed change? (’cause that’s a dober­man not a dane.) Get the T‑Shirt at Threadless.

And while you’re shop­ping you might want to pick up one of these neat‑o patch­es.

Now you’ll need a scoot­er to go with the patch. I can offer you the fol­low­ing links.

Nice­ly graph­iced Gig­gle.

Rock-ola. This three wheel­er by the juke­box peo­ple, no lie.

Then it’s off to the Siber­ian Motocross on com­bat bikes.

Enough of the silli­ness. This is just pret­ty. Vic­to­ria V35 Bergmeis­ter.

I’ll ping and see if we can get a slight­ly revised ver­sion of this help­ful poster. But what bike to feature?

The Fiat 500 is cute. The Abarth ver­sions (of all the vin­tages) are one of my secret vices.

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Making and Doing

Knuck­le busters has an arti­cle from the Jan 1961 issue of  Pop­u­lar Mechan­ics — drill bits for met­al work. Enlight­en­ing.

Writ­ing in the sand is for sap­py movie fade-outs. Okay maybe not any more. Kids get to play and a mes­sage prints in the sand. Oh the possibilities.

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Art, Images, Illustration

Archi­tec­tur­al firm Stu­dio Lind­fors imag­ines what our cities will look like if they were flood­ed by polar ice cap melt.

Jason Limon has skil­lz. But most­ly I love the Elec­trick­ery sign.

An inter­view with Shaun Tan. Often pigeon holed as a chil­dren’s illus­tra­tor, his images hint at larg­er narratives.

Alex Chechik, fresh out of school with a well devel­oped style. Look­ing for work in ani­ma­tion. Dif­fer­ent from most of what I’m seeing.

Three black and white pho­tos to round out the morn­ing. No commentary.
One.
Two.
Three.  (NSFW)

That’s it. Talk amongst your­selves while I set up the next show.

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