Bjork Wanderlust Video, Finally!!

Colorfull frogs

Bacchanalia of colors that can be lethal

Not all beautiful frogs depicted here are poisonous, but those who are – can be very deadly indeed. The most poisonous animal is not a snake or a spider. It’s a beautiful little frog! “Most frogs produce skin toxins, but the dart poison frogs from Central and South America are the most potent of all. The golden poison frog, called terribilis (the terrible), is so toxic that even touching it can be dangerous. A single terribilis contains enough poison to kill 20,000 mice or 10 people. It is probably the most poisonous animal on Earth.” (source)

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The Making of Bjork’s Wanderlust Music Video

New Music: Fennesz

Something new to love. the music sounds like a mix of M83, Autechure , and Tycho, very refreshing, comforting – like you’re in a cocoon of continuous light and rhythm, bobbing up and down on an intergalactic flight to the next galaxy while in hyper sleep stasis.

Link: http://www.myspace.com/fennesz

a song for today

Dan Deacon

Treasure trove of Vintage logos

Massive Upload of Vintage Logos to Flickr

Here

 if you want to download every page in a nice little ZIP file, here you go

Source: ericcarl

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Bank logos

Bank logos

Vintage Logos

Collection of vintage logos from a mid-70’s edition of the book World of Logotypes.
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Deep Thoughts Website

If any of you remember “Deep Thoughts” By Jack Handy from SNL and then the actual book that was published – then you’ll really love the “Deep Thoughts” web site. This brand of humor – i find particularly amusing. The site has all the classics, plus new material – and there is more stuff coming out from the Jack Handy factory [ he is a real person BTW] If you need a laugh and a extra dose of wacky disconnected randomness, click in here for a few snaps..

Bjork’s Wanderlust by Encyclopedia Pictura

Bjork’s Wanderlust by Encyclopedia Pictura

Bjork’s video for Wanderlust, directed by Encyclopedia Pictura, and nearly a year in the making, will be screened for the first time this week, in 3D, at the Jeffrey Deitch Gallery in New York.

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