Over 65,000 colors! (Taken with instagram)
Do any of you lovely people know the artist of this photo? I just found these two ballerinas in one of my folders under ‘tel aviv israel bathers’ but without any detail on the artist.
— From London.
The photographer’s name is Ariel Schalit, found via Associated Press Images
CONELRAD: Atomic Secrets | Atomic Tattoo
A massive blood-typing and tattooing project that was approved for Chicago on July 31, 1950, apparently never got off the ground. On August 1st of that year, the Chicago Tribune announced the program to its readers and featured a disquieting graphic of a woman with a raised left arm and an “x” where the blood-type was to be placed.
this is that thing i started drawing a long time ago! pen and i finished it last night… we started working on it… then my computer broke and we stopped… then remembered it last night and finished it, then that computer broke. i just uploaded it! pen put the whole thing together on the computer… and did most of the voices…. i hope you like it! i think my dad would. i think my dad likes fart jokes, even though he would never admit it. I’M ONTO YOU, DAD!
No. 21
I’m about to do this in the shower.
(Source: youtube.com)
Little Boat (by nelson boles)
FinnStache (Taken with instagram)
From Bryan Lee O’Malley’s Lost at Sea
Square, the iPhone Credit Card Machine, Goes Mainstream
Alexis Madrigal:
I asked Square to make me a map of their transactions to see where they had users. The map you see shows one hour of transaction volume on a Friday afternoon. The size of the bubble represents the volume of the transactions while the different colors indicate the types of users that Square has….
Just about every major city and plenty of smaller places have someone using the device. I was particularly to see that the whole southeast is blanketed with Square users.
