February 2010
62 posts
January 2010
100 posts
abedinthemorning:
suicidewatch:
THIN LIZZY...
clientsfromhell:
This was for a series of employee training modules at a nuclear power plant:
“That chart about the different kinds of radiation makes the radiation seem too scary. Can you make it look friendlier?”
“An artist’s only concern is to shoot for some kind of perfection, and on his own...”
– ~J.D Salinger (via theimpossiblecool)
Offline Book "Lending" Costs U.S. Publishers...
Hot on the heels of the story in Publisher’s Weekly that “publishers could be losing out on as much $3 billion to online book piracy” comes a sudden realization of a much larger threat to the viability of the book industry. Apparently, over 2 billion books were “loaned” last year by a cabal of organizations found in nearly every American city and town. Using the same...
dearhearts:
Re: the Life link below. I did not know Ayn Rand did speed.
THAT MAKES SO MUCH SENSE.
I KNOW, RIGHT?!
Famous Literary Drunks & Addicts - LIFE Photo... →
Pretty comprehensive. Features the big ones but doesn’t ignore the obscure addict writers of the modern age. Good work, Life magazine.
When the Sushi Clock says it's time to go home-
it’s time to go home.
Regretful Photography Moment of 2010, #1
Our show had six NYC-cab dressed picture cars sitting in front of our studio, ALL with parking tickets on them.
My Portfolio →
tfail:
Hey Fellow Los Angelenos, I don’t normally do this but desperate times… I need a job. And I mean a real, real job. None of this minimum wage shenanigans. I wouldn’t be able to survive financially on minimum wage. Damn school payments. So if anyone knows of any kind of production job, etc that’s open in the LA area email me at tinastclaire at hotmail dot com. I would greatly appreciate it....
Things Song Are About: Volume 1 - This Recording →
(by Molly Lambert of This Recording)
This list is great. Clicky above to go read it.
mcconville asked: For the benefit of others, what's with the moustache?
Avatar T-Shirt for Haiti →
This. Is. Great.
David Stripinis is a globe-trotting, movie-making, visual-effects master, who spent about five years of his life working in a hot sweaty hangar in Playa Del Rey on a little movie called Avatar. He’s a regular guest on the VFX Show, a podcast that invites VFX professionals to discuss the latest movies down to their very pixels.
In an effort to raise money for Haiti relief...
kelsyabbott asked: cats or dogs?
“Writing is 10% imagination, 10% skill, 5% language comprehension, 3% typing,...”
– Patrick Flynn