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Atlanta. Hedonist.

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  1. The Forty Story (by Pentagram)

    This shows your work and tells an interesting story? It just might be the most exciting reel I’ve ever seen. 

  2. Currently experiencing the crushing exhilaration of typography love.
(via Lost & Found « Jonathan Zawada) Currently experiencing the crushing exhilaration of typography love.
(via Lost & Found « Jonathan Zawada)
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    Currently experiencing the crushing exhilaration of typography love.

    (via Lost & Found « Jonathan Zawada)

  3. Abe Burmeister: How I Built A Fashion Brand With No Experience, Just Punk Rock Spirit (And The Web) (by Piers Fawkes)

    Loved this. Just watch for Burmeister’s beard and the most unpretentious half-tuck I’ve ever seen.

  4. "Then he looked at everything Patagonia made, shipped or processed, and resolved to do it all more responsibly. He changed materials, switching in 1996 from conventional to organic cotton-despite the fact that it initially tripled his supply costs-because it was less harmful to the environment. He created fleece jackets made entirely from recycled soda bottles. He vowed to create products durable enough and timeless enough that people could replace them less often, reducing waste. He put “The Footprint Chronicles” up on Patagonia’s website, exhaustively cataloging the environmental damage done by his own company. He now takes responsibility for every item Patagonia has ever made — promising either to replace it if the customer is dissatisfied, repair it (for a reasonable fee), help resell it (Patagonia facilitates exchanges of used clothes on its website), or recycle it when at last it’s no longer wearable."

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    A profile of Yvon Chouinard, the founder of Patagonia and an unlikely business guru. 

    Anyone who tells you you have to sacrifice your ideals to get what you want doesn’t know what they’re talking about. It may take a little longer to find the point where the two converge, but when you find it, it’s so very worth it. 

    (via kottke.org)

  5. Urban Etiquette Project | Le Projet D’Étiquette Urbaine Urban Etiquette Project | Le Projet D’Étiquette Urbaine
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  6. WANTED: Tattly Apprentices

    Team Tattly is looking for a summer apprentice (yes, it’s paid). We need someone who is a doer. We are on the hunt for a person who is not afraid to take on a wide variety of production tasks required to keep our business growing. You will be working out of the Tattly Headquarters in DUMBO right down the hall from Studiomates. If you love the Tattly brand and want to get involved, read on.

    If you’re looking to start your own business or you just want to hang out with Tina Roth Eisenberg of Swiss-Miss (clearly my motivation for applying, if I was eligible), YOU SHOULD APPLY! 

  7. The Shop at Cooper-Hewitt | The best in design

    So dangerous for my pocketbook.

  8. Weekend Inspiration #8 | Garance Doré
Mural by RETNA. Houston and Bowery, NYC. Weekend Inspiration #8 | Garance Doré
Mural by RETNA. Houston and Bowery, NYC.
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    Weekend Inspiration #8 | Garance Doré

    Mural by RETNA. Houston and Bowery, NYC.

  9. helloyoucreatives:

    Amazing London Olympic sculpture… 

    RUN sculpture for the 2012 London Olympics by Monica Bonvicini

  10. topheriskris:

    (via 100,000 LED Spheres Flowing Down a Japanese River | Colossal)

    “As part of the recent Tokyo Hotaru Festival, 100,000 illuminated blue LEDs were released in the Sumida River. The massive installation of solar-powered spheres was meant to mimic a swarm of fireflies that twisted and bobbed along the river by moonlight. For those of you worried about pollution or safety, the lights were later caught downstream by giant nets. See much more over at Spoon & Tamago. (photos by jeremy vmakure, and ajpscs)”

  11. everlytrue:

[by Carlie Templeman]
everlytrue:

[by Carlie Templeman]
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  12. myhertsgard:

yes please

    myhertsgard:

    yes please

    (Source: micasaessucasa, via dunjad)

  13. typejunkie:

Let’s do awesome things together
Ines Maria Gamler

Anyone? Anyone?

    typejunkie:

    Let’s do awesome things together

    Ines Maria Gamler

    Anyone? Anyone?

    (via topheriskris)

  14. topheriskris:

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The Bitter Chocolatier is a company that has the creator’s personal stories printed on the labels. 

Oh wow, I love this so much, I literally want to eat this. And I can! topheriskris:

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The Bitter Chocolatier is a company that has the creator’s personal stories printed on the labels. 

Oh wow, I love this so much, I literally want to eat this. And I can!
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    topheriskris:

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    The Bitter Chocolatier is a company that has the creator’s personal stories printed on the labels. 

    Oh wow, I love this so much, I literally want to eat this. And I can!

  15. (via Hold On Tight Shelf - Live/Work Design Contest - Dwell) (via Hold On Tight Shelf - Live/Work Design Contest - Dwell)
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