At the Menil Collection (museum) in Houston (Taken with instagram)
![Via newsweek:
thedailywhat:
Print Ad of the Day: McDonald’s promotes a high-brow burger called “The M” with a stack of faux-books arranged to resemble a cheeseburger.
[copyranter.]
This is actually kind of genius.](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/55a74557e4b0b80ded0421f1/1437979178243-T2XF3G5C480OXO5BCVUZ/image-asset.jpeg)
Via newsweek:
Print Ad of the Day: McDonald’s promotes a high-brow burger called “The M” with a stack of faux-books arranged to resemble a cheeseburger.
[copyranter.]
This is actually kind of genius.
Portuguese artist Alexandre Farto (aka Vhils) uses mallets, picks, and jackhammers to create large wall murals in relief. Click on the photo or link to view his other works, many of which are on building exteriors, revealing brick facades long ago hidden behind layers of plaster.
Via nprfreshair:
Edward Horsford’s high-speed photography freezes the spherical innards of water balloons — just as the balloon skins break open, and just before they splash to the floor. He works at night in his garden in London, using flashes to light the action. Amazingly, he works alone. So how does he do it? And doesn’t he get soaked?
Amazing.
In praise of Tumblr, and blogging via Posterous, too →
Sharing (on Tumblr) Paul Boutin’s NYT story about … Tumblr!
(spotted on Twitter, via @edwardboches and @paulboutin)
Via murketing:
This video makes me think of a book that’s on my to-read list: Sam Gosling’s Snoop: What Your Stuff Says About You!