#partyinthepark #elliegoulding @akucsera @abartono @por_fe
And here I thought serif and sans serif were the only ways to describe a font.
Centuries before the ubiquitous Starbucks logo, we had these coffee-house keepers’ tokens of the 17th century, from a history of how coffee changed the world.
Wonder if Starbucks did research before they came up with their logo. The bust and circular text seems to be a recurring theme on these coffee logos.
Going to Hogwarts
19 Emotions For Which English Has No Words
Fun song. But I wish there was a true answer on Quora as to what “a bag of Bill Murray” really is.
50-Year-Old Photographs Get Transformed Into GIFs
Map of the peninsula. #charleston #map #southcarolina #cooperriver
Peter Belanger’s photography/lighting setup for shooting Apple products. I’ve wondered before whenever I see Apple’s product images on its website if they are real photos or computer generated. More in this interview.
The Rolling Stones in “Rolling Stone.” So meta. Great cover article on what the Rolling Stones “mean” 50 years later. at RAXP – View on Path.
Best one I got so far: Future Usability Engineer
I’ve always wondered this. It’s as if a bizarre name is a prerequisite for a job at NPR. I mean Click and Clack even make fun of it at the end of every episode of Car Talk.
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