I admit it: I collect hippie books. Optimistic books about making things
published by very small presses in the 1970s.
But I only recently realized that I can download »
> “The more living patterns there are in a place—a room, a building, or a town—the
more it comes to life as an entirety, the more it glows, »
Jake Berman makes better transit maps [http://fiftythree.studio/]. I found this
beautiful late-night subway service map
[http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/27/NYC_subway_late_night_ »
Etsy’s Treasury [http://www.etsy.com/treasury.php] is something I’ve been
fascinated by for a while. It’s an ever-changing, member-curated shopping
gallery with some unique »
Books follow me around and accumulate in stacks: by my desks, bed, coffee table,
couch. If I could have the current active lot organized into a single stack
based »
The European Street Team, an Etsy Team, asked for a photo tour of a favorite
place. You’ll never guess which place I chose
[http://handmade-europe.com/2009/12/ »
[http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/summary/291/5502/260]
I was first alerted to the work of Irving Biederman, professor of neuroscience
at USC, via this WSJ article »
[http://www.etsy.com/listing/75902120]
There are many strategies people use to make discoveries on Etsy
[http://www.etsy.com]. This is my favorite.
Find a shop you »
Excerpt from the text I created by clicking around Whitney Trettien’s
combinatorial thesis on seventeenth-century digital poetry
[http://www.whitneyannetrettien.com/thesis/]:
> Harsdörffer used pieces of wood to »
Japanese Tumblr users are “addicted to reblogging
[http://cxx.tumblr.com/post/21112622],” ffffolks on FFFFOUND
[http://ffffound.com/] are defining themselves by the images they find, and
Etsians »