
Happy New Year to everyone! I hope 2010 brings us the best (and a job for me). Cheers to you all and to the great things to come!
Rainy September 11 night will be one spent relaxing, unpacking and watching old movies. Saturday is a full day of volunteering and a moment shared at Saint Patrick's Cathedral. Sunday is shooting images for the website.
Enjoy your weekends...
The Selby visits artist Adam Wallacavage's home in Philadelphia. The style is baroque meets seaside scapes with a lot of taxidermy tossed in. It's brilliant. Enjoy the space...
I come across many blogs and there are few that stand out and ones that I find myself adoring. My newest favorite is called LP Cover Lover. It is about the design and art of record albums.
The collection on the site is so comprehensive; I found the following categories: Blaxploitation, Cops & Convicts, Karate Kung Fu and my favorite, Incredibly Strange.
Have a great weekend everyone!
Beautiful cards with clean images and beautiful graphics. From Fffffound!'s website article on Modernizing Propaganda: Avant-Garde Postcards.
Nanook of New York is on Flickr. I'll be downloading my random shots of Mi Casa, Das Feet and Bushwick's beauty...
Have a great weekend everyone. I'll be listening to Jimmy Wilson and going to the beach on Sunday!
The perfect Sunday is the most coveted day of the week that hopefully entails leisure and rest. A day that I cherish knowing that I have the option to not ride public transportation. A day of doing exactly what I want or doing absolutely nothing.
My day was spent with a friend eating the freshest berries from the Farmer's Market and browsing the New York Times Home & Garden section paired with some killer coffee.
This is how I spell P-A-R-A-D-I-S-E.
Entering a Decor Warp, by Steven Kurutz, is about homes that have not changed their decor for more than decoration seasons - some go as far back as 1974. View the slide show now.
Photo above by Matthew Millman for the New York Times.