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I don’t even know what to write. This photo has a lot going on. Best part is the “SOLD” sign on large view. “¡Estoy usando el departamento del fuego! ”

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(click here for large version of screenshot above) Finally Safari 3.1 (released on 08/03/18) is offering some built in web developer tools that are accessible through a checkbox in the advanced prefs. I’m not a huge active developer like I used to be, but I still know my way around HTML/CSS and some JS and this will […]

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I enjoy this quote about Adams views on the dark room and post processing; “The (photographic) negative is the equivalent of the composers score… and the print is the equivalent of the conductors performance.” — Ansel Adams

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1872 A photo of Mt. Royal and Montréal in 1872. “North West view of Montreal from the Notre-Dame church in 1872.” More great of the great photo collection here

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Love this combo of strong graphic art and public commercial space subversion. “POP MATTERS Vinyl record sleeves with 2-sided insert featuring faux-academic material on pop music and the state of the record industry, seeded with promotional material for indie radio stations. Sponsored by Brown Student Radio. Snuck onto used& new record store shelves. 140 Copies Total.” Work […]

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(Warning: Lots of NSFW photos mixed in) Great pattern photo from Hedi Slimane. hedislimane.com

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Elbert McLaughlin has started blogging. He’s one of the smartest guys I know, and after spending a couple days with him in Texas, I’m convinced he’s destined for great stuff. A bit about Elbert… “I’m the Technical Director at PeopleLikeUs, a small web agency. I’m also acting CTO and a cofounder of WEBCARGO. I’m jazzed by innovation, especially […]

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Boards up on the wall Installed the beautiful and super functional rack Johan made me. It’s tough to fit a quiver of 6’, 7’ and 9’ boards into small apartment. This is perfect!

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Damn good tacos Love this lettering, shape, colour and presentation. On 6th Street in Austin, TX.

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Friendfeed generates this small graph for you (from the Google Charts API) of the distribution of the services you are currently importing. Kinda neat to see the breakdown. The Graph isn’t “live” — You can see yours if you’re on Friendfeed here. http://friendfeed.com/stevey

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Click the photo above and look deep into it for a secret message. (hint: it’s an autostereogram)

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Diggin’ the artwork of Robert R. Abeyta, Jr. “Working on a larger series… of these paintings, The Tianguis, Mexico City for an upcoming show. I want paintings clear, simple, veiled with complexity. Complex Simplicity is the term I like. More info on the show as things develop.” — Robert R. Abeyta, Jr. Suprememundane

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Some links for March 12th through March 14th… UI-patterns.com“It has long been common practice to use recurring solutions to solve common problems. Such solutions are also called design patterns. Collections of software design patterns are standard reference points for the experienced user interface designer. This w” Top 10 WordPress CMS Plugins“For moderately sized sites (including simple e-Commerce […]

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See the slideshow above or check the full flickr set here; Plank @ SXSW 2008.

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