Wednesday, February 11, 2004

Dirty Socks. This might be a bit difficult to understand, but the Bishop refers to a comment (no permalinks there, it's entry 67) on Rulf Neigenfind's website. All German language, I'm afraid. Or should I say: all German? 5:39:14 PM    comment []  trackback []

I surely must have. Blogged this before, I mean. I have not? I really need to update the archives. Urgently. And film. And the Corgi/Dinky toys pages. Good grief. All that work.Whatever, here's the Natural History Exhibit Splash Page: Natural History Books By Ten Authors. Great they are. Fab. 3:36:13 PM    comment []  trackback []

Those Gorey Covers! He's always good for a link. But then he's always better than just that. Here are the Gorey Paperback Covers. And they're all great. Fab. Fantastic. As art editor, Gorey was responsible for the total cover package, supplying the lettering, typography and design layouts. Often other artist contributed the actual illustration: Leonard Baskin, Milton Glaser, Philippe Julian and even Andy Warhol; but Gorey then designed the finished product lending a uniform appearance to the whole line. Yeah, well - that's exactly what 'designers/art directors' usually do. That's our job. 3:03:01 PM    comment []  trackback []

The Beat. Mark has collected lots of Beatles Links, all of them are great. FAB is the My Beatles Blog. 2:41:53 PM    comment []  trackback []

Treasures. Tons of great Pirate stuff for your home. Via BoingBoing. 9:17:06 AM    comment []  trackback []

Books. Silk-screened book covers of educational puppet play scripts and handbooks. 9:11:47 AM    comment []  trackback []

Precious Posessions. An exhibit of beautiful Hebrew and Jewish manuscripts, bookplates, postcards and more. The pieces shown here are not merely artifacts; they are agents of Jewish identity that reflect human experience and progression while ensuring the perpetuation of Jewish spirit and knowledge. 9:05:53 AM    comment []  trackback []