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Some very nice 3D type by dadoqueiroz.
“Bear In Heaven has figured out how to render bodily sensations, fears, and passions into what feel like effortless three to four minute pop songs. This is the sort of thing that lesser bands might try their entire careers to do and never accomplish.” - Eric Harvey, Pitchfork on ABC
Then go buy the album. It’s friggin’ amazing, haven’t been able to stop listening since I got it.
Portland gets all the good stuff.
My buddy in Portland, Brad Simon is an awesome illustrator and he has a new blog. Check it out.
…solid plastic, mod colors. (via High Steel Heels)
These are Hardee’s delivery trucks in 1973 and this is amazing. (via Waffle Whiffer)
Alex Beltechi (via Typography Served)
People are losing their homes, their jobs, their health, their investments, their retirement security; yet there is unlimited money for war, Wall Street and insurance companies, but very little money for jobs on Main Street. Unlimited money to blow up things in Iraq and Afghanistan, and relatively little money to build things in the US. The Administration may soon bring to Congress a request for an additional $50 billion for war. I can tell you that a Democratic version of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan is no more acceptable than a Republican version of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. Trillions for war and Wall Street, billions for insurance companies… When we were promised change, we weren’t thinking that we give a dollar and get back two cents.
Five on the Floor by Robert Mars
Beck’s Record Club featuring Wilco, Feist and Jamie Lidell is back with their third installment; Skip Spence’s Oar.