It’s really creepy when someone is right outside your window cleaning it like this. Those people must see some interesting things on the job.

And on another note, visit davidlang.tumblr.com for a GIF animation of Paul Murphy (Skratch Bastid) getting his turntablisms on at red bull thre3style quebec city.

I can’t attach that GIF here or it’d be too wide so here’s a picture taken in Vancouver two nights ago.

Screenshot Harrison Boyce sent over today of Andy Chung’s typeface Neighbourhood on Kanye’s blog. BIG TIME

Photo from a series I shot of the m0851 store in Vancouver that will be posted soon!

In news very unrelated to that picture above, ESPN has a series called Sports Science and it’s pretty interesting to see action sports in a different light. This episode tracks the movement of Simon Dumont’s head and eyes when he does tricks. Brings to light all those times of trying to do 3s and people said “tilt your head!” And there’s another where Shaun White does the double cork and they prove that it does, in fact, look like a double cork, and the presenter ends the video off with a punchline for the ages.

The next athlete Sports Science should do an episode on? Canadian shredder Drew Bezanson. His riding is from some other planet…

[A]n Australian Design Science student named Kerry Jia Yi Lin has developed a little something called Hermit — an “experimental interactive shell” that uses RFID tags to know when you’ve crossed your arms and set your head down for a nap. Once you’ve assumed the position, the felt shell closes above you, providing “a personal refuge in a communal environment.

-Engadget

Yes!! Public-napping product design is getting somewhere. Airplanes could use ideas like these.

While on the subject of film technology, Post Magazine has published a short behind-the-scenes video on how Industrial Light and Magic created the space jump sequence in Star Trek which is quite nice.

A few photo-print Ts have caught my eye lately and I think this one is rather cool.

There are a couple posts I’ve been into on History of Our World, one of the best image blogs around. Peter Zumthor, and Lux et Nox.

Have lately been interested in cinematography/FX blogs so if you know of any good ones please hit me up with them links!