
Just got back from a wonderfully long weekend (more on that later). I scrapped that other table I was working on. It was getting clunky, ugly and I just couldn’t gather up the motivation to fix how it was leaning oddly to the side. I very happy with this new idea. It’s so easy to put together, it looks pretty cool, and it uses all these empty boxes we’ve have just sitting around.
New cardboard table
What really happened with the NYC taxi logo

Makes me have a little bit more appreciation for the designers, Wolff Olill. (I’m not sure I can completely forgive and forget after the London 2012 atrocity, though.)
Poor Wolff Olins. Can’t get a break no matter how hard they try — and lord knows that if anyone tries hard, maybe a little too hard, it’s Wolff Olins. We all know (and most, not me) hate the London 2012 identity and pretty much everyone is baffled by the Wacom color thingie, but it’s perhaps the new New York City taxi logo that everybody, at least in the (212) area code, has hated the most. And with good reason. But, for a change, it’s not Wolff Olins’ fault.
Via Brand New
In a related story:

Seem incredibly fitting to post this right after Jack’s previous post.
Jeremy Fish has created Barry the Beaver, a ‘vibrating vinyl friend’ for all your needs — collecting and otherwise. …With a turn of the tree stump base, Barry starts buzzing and did we mention his strategically placed bendy tail? We used to say… no… toys for adults, not adult toys, but hey… Just remember if someone raises their eyebrows, it’s ART.
Via Vinyl Pulse
New York City: The 51st State

Damn cool campaign poster! They don’t make ‘em like they used to!
Via Frumination
Free Love in Time Square

Looking for ‘love’ in the big city? Look no further than the Crossroads of the World, as the Times Square Alliance unveils ‘LOVE in Times Square,’ a public art project featuring 15 unique banner designs by 12 top graphic designers and illustrators. Each banner utilizes the word ‘LOVE’ in a strikingly different typographic treatment, as each artist brings their personal interpretation to the word.
Treasure Map

To the Gold, Lover!
(I don’t know where this was originally found, but I certainly appreicate someone drawing it for me, if anyone knows please send me a link so I can give credit.)
From xkcd.com, thanks Kyle!
The Apt
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1. Side Table made from USPS boxes | 2. Audry Hepburn silhouette made from postal stickers
3. “All is full of love” poster, paper from flower shop | 4. “Follow your Bliss” poster, cloth, hand stitched
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The W.I.P.s
1. Jack’s chair and shelves | 2. My entry-way table
As mentioned in a previous post, we are decorating our apartment out of cardboard and other found materials.
I love stuff like this!

Make your own kick-ass, tiny paper arcade machines!
Via WotR.
Origami Castle Addition
This is perfect for large open spaces (such as lofts) that can be configured in multiple ways. This flexible wall provides privacy but still lets the sunlight in.
Via UnicaHome.com

Been building our own furniture for our apartment out of these boxes. It’s been great fun!
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Once upon a time a California boy met a Georgia girl in New York. They didn't get along, at first. But, little by little, they fell in love. Today, they are happily living in Santa Cruz, CA and still very much in love, running an Art & Print shop and a branding & design business together.
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