Old Made Good
Old Made Good is a vintage shop in Nashville that takes boring old prints and makes them a thousand times better they’re extremely My Shit. Their Instagram was an instant-follow for me.
Old Made Good is a vintage shop in Nashville that takes boring old prints and makes them a thousand times better they’re extremely My Shit. Their Instagram was an instant-follow for me.
I FUCKING LOVE HIM JFC
This is probably one of my favourite pictures ever. It’s Bruce Davidson’s photo of (l-r) Simone Signoret, Yves Montand, Marilyn Monroe and her husband at the time, Arthur Miller, at a dinner party in Montand’s apartment. The whole thing is like a Mexican standoff in glances.
Part of Austin Kleon’s Love Blackouts
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I hope these are real. I hope Dean Martin had such classy taste in typography.
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Woody Guthrie’s new year’s resolutions. Words to live by.
Won’t be able to not hear this now. Thanks.
Muzski’s reinterpretation of Hergé’s famous comic series feature Tintin, Captain Haddock, Snowy and all your beloved characters in an exciting new light as they unwittingly stumble upon soul-shattering vistas from Beyond.
Watch our brave adventurers flee from shoggoths, Deep Ones, fish folk, ghouls, Formless Spawn, Mi-Go, Elder Things, nightgaunts, Old Ones, Outer Gods and foreigners (i.e. non-Anglo-Saxons) as they face many an existential crisis regarding their insignificance on a cosmic scale!
What eldritch horrors await our companions as they unearth the secrets from untold aeons in the dark corners of the earth? Will they heroically flee from these abominations from the stars, or will they choose the merciful oblivion that is death by throwing themselves on squalid pavements or shooting themselves in the head? And what trick does Nyarlathotep have up ‘His’ sleeve this time?
Find out in The Weird Adventures of Tintin, by H. P. Lovecraft!
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Is this some kind of joke? There’s no way this isn’t deliberate.
She doesn’t look like much, but she’s got it where it counts
For all the complaints about the Smithfield Horse Fair, what happens if they take it away? We miss out on pictures like this.
Of a Garda.
Pushed into a pile of horse shit.
With a massive horse wang hitting him on the head.
Amazing.
(via Meanwhile, At The Smithfield Horse Fair - Broadsheet.ie)
So good. Also loved the recreation of Prince’s first album cover.
Americans are trying to make #Shamrocking a “thing”.
Hey America? Fuck you.
Also, while we’re on the subject, the first one of you sons of bitches to call it “St. Patty’s Day” is getting punched in the dick.
Chris Ware’s house looks almost exactly like I imagined it would.
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“I fantasize about a massive, pristine convenience. Brilliant gold taps, virginal white marble, a seat carved from ebony, a cistern full of Chanel Number 5, and a flunky handing me pieces of raw silk toilet roll. But under the circumstances I’ll settle for anywhere.”
I first heard about the Buzludzha monument (pronounced Buz’ol’ja) last summer when I was attending a photo festival in Bulgaria. Alongside me judging a photography competition was Alexander Ivanov, a Bulgarian photographer who had gained national notoriety after spending the last 10 years shooting ‘Bulgaria from the Air’. Back then he showed me some pictures of what looked to me like a cross between a flying saucer and Doctor Evil’s hideout perched atop a glorious mountain range.
I love that we live in a world where a place like this actually exists. And has been allowed to go to ruin, making it infinitely more dramatic-looking. I couldn’t even decide which picture to post, they’re all so amazing. Just stop whatever you’re doing now and check them all out.
If both of Angelina’s legs were showing.
All I need is a giant 70s ‘fro and this could be a picture of me and my wife heading out on a Saturday night.
(via Poorly Drawn Lines)
Directed by John Ford (1971)
Why hasn’t this been done before?
Guy Laramee’s Biblios project. I can already hear all the snarky voices saying “Can you do that with a Kindle?”
I worked with Studio Ghibli and Mondo to create these two posters for one of my favourite movies. I still can’t quite believe this, it’s such a huge honour.
My Neighbor Totoro is a 20x36 8-colour screen print. It’ll be for sale from Mondo soon and, as usual, I will have some signed APs for sale at some point later.
My birthday is coming up. Totoro is one of my favourite films. Coincidence?
Golden Snitch Ornament Tutorial
Love this. A bit late for this year, but I’ve already bookmarked it and set a reminder for next year.
Yet another rare and touching photo of a contemplative Steve Jobs on a park bench in Palo Alto. The photo was taken by Ryan Katsanes in 2007.
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“I have dreams of a rose, and a long flight of stairs. Incidentally, who is this Damien you speak of?”
If I could have one wish, it would be that Blatty got the chance to assemble his original cut of Legion, the way he envisioned it before studio meddling turned it into The Exorcist III. Despite the final versions flaws, it’s still one of my favorite movies.
It might be a hot mess, but Exorcist III is still one of the most terrifically creepy movies I’ve ever seen. It gets under your skin and stays there. There are scenes – single shots, even – that still manage to give me shivers when I think of them. It’s criminally underrated/overlooked as a horror film.
This is a much better cover than the nonsense they ended up going with.
Dean Martin: Total mutt.
Although, you just know he boned both of those girls. And probably that girl in the background too.
Yes, I’ve started listening to Christmas songs. And this weekend I fully intend to watch Scrooged and maybe Elf. And there’s nothing anyone can do to stop me.
As an Irishman, I just want to say thank fuck for Romania.
Jeez, Leo’s starting to look old.
Indiana Jones and the Secret of the Unicorn (by Avanaut)
BOOK IGLOO. NEED.
OMG WANT!
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Riff Raff - 1976 and 2011. Part of Irina Werning’s amazing Back to the Future 2 series.
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Christian anti-abortion ‘social justice’ group hands out fetus dolls for Halloween (For the story and video, click image or here; Found at Jesus Needs New PR)
Back in the radio station I worked in, we used to get all these things that were like Argos catalogues for God-botherers. You could buy bumper stickers like “My other car is a HEAVENLY CHARIOT” and stuff like that. At the back of the catalogue were all these pro-life tchotchkes. You could buy these plastic foetus models to hand out at anti-abortion rallies. You could buy them in bulk. Like 30 for $50.
I always wanted to get a batch of the little ones, put them in the freezer, and use them instead of ice at parties. Except I’m not sure I trust the manufacturers to use the kind of high-quality plastic that wouldn’t give me cancer or whatever.
High-tech spider for hazardous missions
KILL IT! KILL IT WITH FIRE!
One of the problems for the fashion-conscious protester in 2011 is figuring out what message you want to send. A bandana sends one message. A V For Vendetta/Anonymous mask sends another message. What if you want to send both messages at once? A V mask wearing a bandana just looks stupid.
Etsy user GiantEye has you covered.
Fold this bandana in half to transform into the famous fawksy provocateur from the comic pages. It’s perfect for protecting yourself from sudden dust storms and outbreaks of authoritarianism. Keep your neck warm during those cold sit-ins. Use it as an impromptu rucksack to cart your gear from Zuccotti Park when the cleaners come. Cut eye holes to wear as a full face mask for added anonymity. Flag Fawkes. This is the hanky code for revolution.
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Yeah, buddy!
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Jerry Frankenhauser charts the correlation between explosions and profits in Michael Bay movies in his Formula for Complete and Utter BAYhem
The Madness of Mission 6: Making up Histories for Pixels
This image is from a threadless t-shirt, retconning a story onto Pac-Man. I love it. It reminds me of the amazing covers for 8-bit games that bore almost no relation to the actual game1, but were just there to set the mood and provide the tiniest bit of context for the gameplay.
The Atari 2600 game Adventure is the perfect example of this. The cover is beautifully illustrated, charming and evocative. It’s like an illustration you’d find in a weird old German edition of The Hobbit. In the actual game, you play a fucking square. ↩︎
What the fuck? You call these cuffs?
I know what I’m getting my wife for Christmas.
Iris 9000, A Retro Futuristic Speakerphone Dock for iPhone 4S and Siri
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Adorable Zelda Cosplay is Breaking my Heart
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So, I wasn’t really convinced about the denim and blazer look until I saw this photo. I might just thrown my jeans in the washing machine now.
I’m about as far away from being a dapper Asian gent as it’s possible to be, but this is the exact look I want to aim for.
I think part of the reason people reacted so badly to Alien 3 (quite apart from the fact the final release got mangled by the studio) was because the tone of the film was so dramatically different to the other two movies. A penal planet populated by rapists, murderers and thieves is a tough sell.
But before Fincher came in, Alien 3 was set on ‘a religious colony that had escaped the earth and inhabited an abandoned commercial facility deep in space’ who ‘had adopted a Medieval way of life, without electricity or modern technology’.
Now, that would have been a much tougher sell.
Regardless of how you feel about Alien 3 it’s hard to look at these concept drawings and not feel sad about what could have been.
Frankly, there’s no-one I’d rather hear discussing the work of Ray and Charles Eames than Ice Cube.
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what’s the matter with your world?
Siri’s take on the meaning of life.
One of many easter eggs.
Alfred Hitchcock and Ina Balke. I love this picture so much.
Scott Chandler’s amazing photos of Fordlândia. While I’m at it, I should also recommend Greg Grandin’s book about Fordlandia. Honestly, Fitzcarraldo had nothing on Henry Ford.
I remember being fascinated by the cover for this video, with this poster, when I’d see it over in Xtravision (or, more specifically, Dano’s Video Shop - Edenmore represent!). Then I was slightly disappointed by the film afterwards. Not that The Gauntlet is a bad film. It’s just not the film I imagined from the poster.
El Shaddai’s plot summary, according to Wikipedia:
The story is inspired by the apocryphic Book of Enoch, and follows Enoch (イーノック), a priest seeking seven fallen angels to prevent a great flood from destroying mankind. He is helped in his quest by Lucifel (ルシフェル)(voiced by Jason Isaacs), a guardian angel in charge of the protection of the world who exists outside of the flow of time, and by four Archangels: Raphael (ラファエル), Uriel (ウリエル), Gabriel (ガブリエル), and Michael (ミカエル)
Hello to Jason Isaacs.
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John Gibson has uploaded some amazing photos of Dublin back in the 60s and 70s. Every single one blew my mind. Grafton Street is unrecognisable. Thankfully though, some things are exactly the same now as they were then.
- Black
- BMW
- NO Plates
- Parked IN a crosswalk
- Parked ON the curb
- Parked IN THE FUCKING CURB CUT
Black BMWs®: Hard-shell Cases for Professional Assholes™.
I have no idea who is responsible for this. but good for them
THIS IS SO AMAZING, BUT THAT’S JUST LIKE MY OPINION, MAN.
This one frame in Totoro gets me every time.
Community is so good, even its throwaway jokes are gold.
I’m continually blown away by Olly Moss’ ability to make things look so easy. See also: his Dirty Harry poster
Bill Murray at the Spike TV Scream awards. “It doesn’t mean anything. It’s the only thing I had that was clean”.
Really excited for an Assassin’s Creed set in renaissance Rome
I swear, Italy is getting more like Grand Theft Auto every day.
Lost reimagined as a Saturday-morning kid’s cartoon. More over at Behance.net
“Avatard”
Everyone should check out Corey Godbey’s awesome nintendo-themed ‘bit and run’ series
Someone was having a bad day in the Love Hearts factory. They also had a couple of “modern” messages, “TEXT ME” and “EMAIL ME” (not pictured, eaten).
Of course, they’re talking about The World in Dubai.
(From Alain de Botton’s The Perfect Home)
Nerdy as hell, but I would gladly put up with the inevitable beatings if I could get this printed on a t-shirt.
Notes: this picture, ripped from a copy of er… Empire (I think?) has been hung up on my bedside table for the past few months. Here’s hoping I’ll be the first hit on google images for ‘kinski gun dog’.
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