Train Trip
http://www.vimeo.com/9580345This type of [rail]road trip is very much something I’d love to do with my kids when they’re older. Hopefully, the concept of doing so with their old man is still something that interests them by then.
This type of [rail]road trip is very much something I’d love to do with my kids when they’re older. Hopefully, the concept of doing so with their old man is still something that interests them by then.

Brought to you by the always excellent xkcd. See also: Lapalissade.

One of these cooperative artworks caught my eye on Ffffound yesterday and I traced the image back to its original posting on a French art mag’s site named Amusement. I love the attention paid to subtle details, such as Sonic logo on the foundry mold in the image above and the Atari logo on the horizontal metal band saw in the Pong depiction.
I really want to see this movie! Looks like the Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory of skateboarding, which as far as I’m concerned can only be a good thing.
Found via Club Mumble.

Santa brought us Rock Band 2 for Christmas, and Teagan also got a sweet acoustic guitar. I can’t help wondering which will help the most with the other, if at all.
http://www.vimeo.com/7942520
Video by La Blogotheque. Be sure to check out the rest of their take away show series, including Fleet Foxes and Sigur Ros.

Mine would be: “Uncharted path, reasonably sane, no regrets“.
Found on EW, through the WordPress.com homepage.

I discovered Adam Spizak’s artwork tonight through an article deconstructing one of his photo-illustrations. As with Julien Morel, I really enjoyed his style and technique.
The Liquid Image Summit Series is the world’s first snow goggle with an integrated digital camera. The goggle contains a wide angle lens to capture all the action while skiing, boarding, sledding or snowmobiling. The hands free unit has a 5.0 MP (2560 x 1920) camera mode and a video mode that records D1 video (720×480) at a rate up to 30 frames per second with audio.
And they don’t look half-bad either!
Val Smith 11:30 on 2010-01-27 Permalink |
I saw one of those in London once. I think it was a Tuesday.
Stephane Daury 16:15 on 2010-02-05 Permalink |
LOL! :)