April 13

makerfactory:

Checkout this Maker-in-training: “A 9 year old boy - who built an elaborate cardboard arcade inside his dad’s used auto part store - is about to have the best day of his life.”

Caine’s Arcade (by Nirvan Mullick)

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tomlitterkit:

a li’l sumpin sumpin worth checking out…

maybeparade:

Help Support Maybeparade’s First Book Tour!

Help us to make our first book tour a success! Author William Dewey will be reading from The Homeland of Pure Joy May 2nd in Portland at Beech St. Parlor, May 3rd in Olympia at Orca Books, May 4th in Seattle at the Elliott Bay Book Company, and May 16th in Denver at the Tattered Cover Book Store. For a small press, your support of our Kickstarter campaign will help out in big ways. We’ll be sharing exciting updates in the next few weeks- help us spread the word and we hope to see you in May!

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March 27

scottlava:

When you’re a Jet, you’re a Jet all the way! From you first cigarette your last dyin’ days. 

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February 28

maybeparade:

Heather Spilkin’s striking and reverent documentary of pigeon flyers, “Above Brooklyn”, is finally available in its entirety on Prescreen (but only until April 12th)! From the film’s website:

Many years ago, Brooklyn had a thriving community of rooftop pigeon breeders whose birds would fill the skies above as they flew together in complicated and beautiful formations. Today the hobby is on the wane, but there is still a small group who continues the tradition, some of them flying huge stocks of over 1,500 birds. Through interviews with many of the city’s longtime pigeon fanciers, we are able to explore the lives of these true Brooklyn characters, their relationships with each other, and the ever-changing neighborhoods in which they live and fly. This project steps into a world that exists on Brooklyn’s rooftops, where men obsessed with their birds have found a connection with nature and the sky above them, one that contrasts greatly with the bustling streets only a few flights below.

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January 16

aw, had to reblog this.  precious d’ney reference.

lsab

scottlava:

Rule One: No mineral or vegetable, only animals. Rule Two: No make-believe things like, ooh, pink dragons and stuff. Now, Rule Three: No disappearing.”

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November 23

moonmachine:

Keep drawing.

Made by Korea based Studio Shelter

— This is like a quick recap of all of the emotions I experience every time I make an animation.


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November 22

good sheeet

maybeparade:

Artist Highlight: Comic Olympian

Comic artist, The Local Constabulary, from Olympia, WA, lends his acute rendering of Pac NW coffee culture WHILE AT THE SAME TIME subtly winking at a certain small press. (Read: This consortium of pen and press is more than happenstance. Look for the publication in 2012!) Be sure to check out more of The Local Constabulary’s virtual art and then subscribe to the seminal 8 1/2 x 11 Comics series by writing to 8511comics[at]gmail[dot]com.

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November 12

small press

tomlitterkit:

maybeparade has it’s own tumblog!

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August 5

this is so wonderful.

spaceframe:

icosahedron intersects a climbing tree in the west virginian mountains. built using 12 flexible tubing hubs and 30 x 36” wooden dowels.

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June 17

“extremely delightful”

                    -LSab Times

sevenpoundbuck:

the latest % effort, rhombicuboctahedron — download (320kbps, ~118mb) + listen

(Source: tetrahedron)

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