The perfect compliment to the beautiful summer weather, Derrick Harriott’s soulful crooning voice atop a slumping bass line that works well to start your morning or end your day.
Vintage Porche posters. Perhaps a slight upgrade from your teenage bedroom walls but unfortunately without sultry teased hair lovelys sitting on the hood. These are fantastic no doubt but wouldn’t you think they could of worked in Jane Birkin somewhere? Just sayin.
More Porsche posters from Volz and Erich Strenger can be found at grain edit.
I never figured out how to ever solve a Rubik’s cube. Despite the innate math and puzzle solving skills that my Asian genes typically bring, the ability to properly put back a Rubik’s cube together through a process of ripping off stickers or gnawing visciously on sharp corners has always ended in defeat.
The Rubik’s Cubewich contains cubes of pastrami, kielbasa, pork fat, salami, and two types of cheddar. Finally a puzzle I’d be able to solve under a minute flat.
This morning I woke up late and was feeling a little minimalist. I decided to post this mp3 for you to have. I declined to not use vowels in this post because vowels are useful (with all due respect to hebrew). This track jams gently, enjoy.
“…Flipping through Herbs flat files was a dream come true. Seeing so much work I have been exposed to for so long start in the baby stages of a ink sketch on tracing paper (along with a boatload of unseen/unused concepts – like a preliminary MTV logo!) was humbling. He is the true embodiment of a commercial artist and creative director that knew how to map out his ideas for his cohorts (mainly Petholick and Canarsie). The best part is – the archives are totally open to the public. You can go and not only flip through his work, but the work of Otl Aicher, Herbert Bayer, and many others. They have an absurd collection of slides and full collections of avant garde, U&LC, fact, etc… way too much to list. Needless to say a couple hours was not enough time. I’ll be going back for sure. You should go check it out too.”
More photos from his visit can be found on Flickr and make sure to check his killer column at 12oz Prophet.
Mr. Sci-Arc himself has a new installation at the SCI-ARC Gallery. He will be there at seven tonight to discuss his new work with worthy sparring mate Jeffery Kipnis.
