Commutin in a winter wonderland.. (Taken with Instagram at CTA - Belmont)

Cut-in-the-hill. Hello again, Cincinnati. (Taken with instagram)

Cookie making with the fam. @ingridlange made this one. (Taken with instagram)

(via F Yeah! Art!: Useless Fliers via Apparatjik)

Disclaimer: this is almost a year old (I’m cleaning out my Read It Later Queue over break) but still super cool technology.  Just a matter of time before we start seeing this technology in all of our LCD screens… 

This would’ve been a really interesting show to be at…

toronto200x:

This was an early performance by The Dirty Projectors in Toronto.  Dave played solo, I believe; I was coming down with a flu and had to leave early.  Singing Saw Shadow Show was led by James Anderson.  Total War was a pre-Vampire Weekend thing, Ezra was in it, I don’t remember who else, it was a shredder’s band.  This was Final Fantasy’s fourth show, and the first one for which I had an octave pedal.

I made the shitty poster, it was sprayed in gold and blue.  I have a color version but it’s 11x17.

LOTS OF PULP (Taken with instagram)

These carved-leather saddles on Fab today are beautiful.  Too bad I can’t afford a normal Brooks, much less an artfully transformed one.. (via Fab.com | Byzantine Brooks B17 Saddle)

Loving this song from Active Child.  Admittedly I don’t listen to R&B much, but I love this dream-poppy interpretation of it.

I sincerely hope MG’s right about this one.  The lackluster Gmail experience on iPhone is one of my chief complaints about living on iOS so far,  so I’m really pumped for this.  Especially if the app exhibits some of Google’s new minimal-readable design sense (which I would expect it to).

parislemon:

Ever since I bought the original iPhone in 2007, there’s been one app above all others that I’ve been sorely missing: Gmail. Of course, back then, there were no native third-party apps. But a year later, when those came, Gmail was still nowhere to be found. 

At first, the talk was that Apple wasn’t going to allow another mail app on their device. Then it was that Google was simply focusing on the mobile web (they’ve had a pretty good mobile web version of Gmail for a while). Then it was the strained (to put it mildly) relationship between Google and Apple. Still, other Google iPhone apps came. But never a Gmail one.

Until now.

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