This caught me just right. ;) - That duvet of truth; I’m reeeally close.
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Tailscale
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“To be an artist …” -Viggo Mortensen(via socialclubofficiel, via hannahfarthing)
Taking a deep breath, with the reminder, it’s gonna be okay. :)
Hope you enjoy this fun stop-motion LEGO version of Crazy Life as sung by “Home Free”.
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Amiright? 😉
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How permanent time change would workWe (including me) definitely groan about the time shift each year, but good to consider what a year would look like without our twice-annual ritual of clock corrections.(via The Baltimore Sun)
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Here Erik Spiekermann describes why he got back into letterpress after thirty years working on-screen (very successfully I might add). It echoes many of my own reactions, attractions, and sentiments having been letterpress printing (albeit in limited fashion) these last couple years.
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“Creativity Explained - On Type with Erik Spiekermann”Typefaces, typography, typesetting - all things I’ve found myself playing with on-and-off for years, and seemingly always coming back to. Now finding renewed inspiration and focus in the art and practice of letterpress.Which, in turn, has brought me into contact with designer and typographer Erik Spiekermann who gives some brief but good advice about the proper use of type in this short video.Hope you enjoy gentle reader. :)
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Not only do I really appreciate the fun use of #typography in this book cover,this is such a neat book premise & approach (not unlike the author’s hit TV series “The Good Place”) :)“How to be Perfect” by Michael Schurhttps://digitaledition.baltimoresun.com/infinity/article_share.aspx?guid=df167348-41a4-4b79-8548-5721eea98e4fvia The Baltimore SunSchur’s unending quest to be perfect
Admission: I can be a sucker for well-done kids songs (as I suspect we secretly all can … go ahead, you can admit it too). ;)
One show the tykes have enjoyed is Puffin Rock (on Netflix), a super-cute show aimed at the very young ones (1-5 I’d guess). The characters, stories, sounds, songs, dialog, etc. are always very touching, but this particular song featured in an episode titled “Rock Music” (or something similar) is particularly memorable.
This video comes from another parent who went through the effort to put it together for his daughter, and excerpts snippets of the melody from where it appears in different parts of the episode then weaves them into one track, so you may hear transitions. But you’ll get the idea. :)
Hope you enjoy too (and apologies if it gets stuck in your head like it is in mind). ;)