Nov 19, 2008  •  In Art/Design, Books, Home

Infinity Bookcase

I have an obsession with books and everything books-related. So it came to no surprise when I let out an audible gasp to see this picture: Designed by Dutch artist Job Koelewijn, the Infinity Bookcase symbolizes the infinite power of books and learning. I want to move all the furniture out of our condo so […]

Nov 19, 2008  •  In Korean, Video Games

Another Reason My Home Country Rocks

(I wrote a whooping 7 posts last night – 6 public and 1 private – but timed most of them so that they will be published at regular intervals throughout the next day. However, I’ve discovered that this method does not seem to notify Google Reader. So until I figure out what the problem is, […]

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Art/Design

Chinese Wine Packaging

If I hadn’t chickened out of attending art school, I think I would’ve tremendously enjoyed studying package design. Consider these Chinese wine packaging designs. They’re works of art in themselves. Heck, I would buy them just for the packaging! Via Packagings of the World. You may also like: Secret Invasion Ads, Remixed If Star Wars […]

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Art/Design

Darren Waterston Paintings

Yesterday I became entranced by a post on Design Milk, showcasing the painter Darren Waterston. His pieces are so organic and fluid, with a touch of Eastern influence. For example, this one distinctly looks like a dragon: And this one reminds me of old Chinese landscape paintings: This reminds me of cancer and diseased cells. […]

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Art/Design, Photography

Bottle Cap Tripod

My hands are a mystery. Slap a paintbrush, pen, pencil, or charcoal stick in my hand and it moves with the precision of a surgeon. Place a camera there and it shakes like a crack addict’s. It is precisely for this reason that I love and hail the invention of optical image stabilization (digital is […]

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Movies

A Dark Alice by Tim Burton

I was stoked when I first read of the live-action remake of Alice in Wonderland…directed by Tim Burton. Anne Hathaway as The White Queen. Helena Bonham Carter as The Red Queen. Alan Rickman as The Caterpillar. …and Johnny Depp as The Mad Hatter. Can you say “Holy dark pathological classic, Batman!”? Yesterday, my thoughts were […]

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Art/Design, Marketing/Advertising

Oreo Elevator

How awesome is this ad for Oreo cookies?!? Using what you’ve got. Re-thinking a familiar concept. And strikingly simple at the same time. Simply. Brilliant. Via Brand Infection. You may also like: Secret Invasion Ads, Remixed Popular Logos with Hidden Messages Yahoo’s New Logo: Just ‘Meh’ Lego Pop Culture Riddles

Nov 18, 2008  •  In Blogging, Personal

Please Don’t Stone Me

A neutron walks into a bar and asks the bartender, “How much for a beer?” The bartender replies, “For you, no charge.”   I thought I would start with a joke so you’ll forgive me for backing out of another promise. The fact of the matter is, I’ve had a pretty crazy couple of weeks. […]

Nov 13, 2008  •  In Personal

Lack of Updates

I’m so sorry for the lack of updates. My soon-to-be-former employer has decided to milk me for all I’m worth before I leave. Today is my last day. I will return tonight or tomorrow with a bunch of new posts. I pinky-swear. I will have tomorrow off, and on Monday I start my new job. […]

Nov 12, 2008  •  In Funny

Links of the Day

Stuff Whie People Like created one of the funniest blog phenomenons of 2008. One by one, bored creative minds began to create spin-off blogs. Stuff Educated Black People Like. Stuff Asian People Like. Even Stuff Nobody Likes! The list goes on and on, but I’ll never forget the day my sister sent me the link […]