Michael Johansson (via No legacy)

hometapes:

Adam and I will be spinning records this Thursday to kick off Stumptown Printers 10th Anniversary Party! We’ve worked with Stumptown since 2004 (when we were in Miami - whoa) and we can’t wait to celebrate the amazing shop we now just live up the street from…after all these years.

The skilled hands at Stumptown printers are responsible for some of the most beautiful record packages in our catalog:

Feathers :: Absolute Noon

Feathers :: Synchromy

Shedding :: What God Doesn’t Bless, You Won’t Love; What You Don’t Love, The Child Won’t Know :: CD

Canonic :: Scott Solter Plays Pattern Is Movement

Pattern Is Movement :: All Together :: CD

Stars Like Fleas :: The Ken Burns Effect

Slaraffenland :: Sunshine EP

Slaraffenland :: Meet & Greet 7”

CYNE :: Water For Mars

The next best thing to holding something made by Stumptown Printers in your hands is being able to visit their shop — and now you can, minus the tasty vegetable ink and machine fragrances, thanks to this short documentary on them by Monocle.

Mike Monteiro’s Holiday Gift Guide. (via 20x200)

You Are Where You Eat a local farms, farmers’ market and food resource for your area. Awesome.

Local Indie label 307 Knox Records is having a 5th anniversary bash and asked me to make a little poster for the occasion. If you’re in the Triangle come on out to the Pinhook on the 19th. Party time.

bewildered:

better homes & gardens from 1958, cover art by jan belet.

what does a woman do all day?!

(via web designer depot)

WTFWJD letter-pressed Christmas card by powerandlight on Etsy

gone fishing (via jerm IX)

Huge set of Old School Hip Hop Party Flyers by Buddy Esquire and Phase 2.

Photo tour of the Porsche factory in 1972 (via cinelliguy)

Wilco Poster by Mikey Burton.

boxofcobras

andrew sea james