Bike Hanger by Thibaut Malet
Cette conception est dans l’attente d’un éditeur… à bon entendeur !
oh goodness
Father of fashionable anthropology
On the other hand, Levi-Strauss, the inventor of denim jeans is an example of structuralist opposition. He made the denim jeans fashionable and popular.
On the topic of the new star trek. It was ok as an action flick, but so militaristic!
I’m hoping that Ender’s Game does what the book does and turns the spacewar genre inside out.
(Source: dead-irish-writers111232454, via juliasegal)
Hypothetical map of modern Mexico City if Lake Texcoco hadn’t dried off.
Whoa. Imagine.
Mexico City was at one point called the Venice of the Americas.
(via fuckyeahmexico)
Tyopgraphy/Topography
An Earth-inspired typeface designed by Siyu Cao that creates shapes and letters from classic typographic map features. The two-dimensional forms are great, but the 3-D carvings really drive it to the mountaintop.
I’ve seen a lot of Earth as Art projects, but never a typeface. Excellent work.
Bonus: Check out some of my other favorite science-inspired typography here.
oooh lovely
(via hanjeanwat)
Pippin Barr - The Artist is Present (Marina Abramovic, 2010), video game
Dang. This piece deserves all the subsidiary media.
(via juliasegal)
Check out a short article Taylor Nelms and I wrote for Anthropology News to publicize a new initiative at UCI to examine material cultures of payment and debt called Transactions. When you read, vote, like, and share so we can see this in print!
Transactions is great stuff.
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“I’m getting my PhD in Mechanical Engineering.”
“And what does a Mechanical Engineer do?”
“Well, when a company wants something new, we take some old things and squish them together. There’s a few more bits and bobs to it, but that’s the general gist.”
(San Francisco, CA)
