Resolve that today you will press the Bible app three times during the day. No five times. Ten times! Maybe you will lose control and become addicted to Bible! Again and again get a two-minute dose of life-giving Food. Man shall not live by Facebook alone.John Piper (I love the way this man talks about social media.)
Cool, colorful shoes from Altan. Not sure how I like the patina textures, but the colors are to die for. And I imagine the texture would only get better with time.
I love the choice of inks on this poster. Plus, the type is really nice.
Graphic design is so easy, bro
Look: JC Penney rebranded. They discovered this “bold new logo” in a contest.
The logo was designed to evoke a sense of movement and discovery as the letters appear to break out of the box, symbolizing an emergence into an exciting, new future.
Oh, and guess what? They aren’t JCPenney anymore. They’re jcpenney. With no capital letters. Young people leave the capital letters off things, so if JCPenney leaves capital letters off its name, they will instantly appear youthful and relevant.
And people think graphic design is difficult. Honestly I don’t even know why I’m going to school. Clearly, if I use lowercase Helvetica for every project I will succeed in life.
The Mountain Goats live at the Bowery Ballroom, 2007-10-01
http://www.archive.org/details/tmg2007-10-01.tmg2007-10-01.aud.flac16
This was the first Mountain Goats bootleg I ever downloaded. I vividly remember listening to it and thinking, “hey, this band’s live stuff is mind-blowingly good; I think I will become obsessed.” This bootleg has got some really good renditions, viz. Tulsa Imperative, a rarity; pre-Heretic Pride versions of How to Embrace a Swamp Creature and In the Craters on the Moon; PPH-harmony-filled versions of Pure Milk and Tetrapod; and a Coroner’s Gambit where death’s “fingernails were glistening”. All in all, one of my favorite Mountain Goats bootlegs.