controls to adjust your comfort level in trains of czechia, france, germany.
why did the germans have to stick a lightbulb icon on top of a lightbulb icon?

deep in the soma district of san francisco, there is…

fork digs shallow graves for little critters.

josh pointed out this great little game to me. thanks!

there has a been posts on boing-boing on a type of photography that can produce interesting results: “lens shift” gives the picture a depth of field that makes real subjects look like miniature models. a sample of this can be found on gérard pétremand’s web site:

if you are too lazy to build your own, you can buy lenses at lensbabies.com or do it like craig from flipflopflying and just fake the effect in photoshop.

pictures I took in the summer 2002 in japan: no multiple exposure or photoshop at work.

after some ping and pong between yo and me we finalised the guggenheim logo. here are some of the designs along the way: