Eyescapes make for awesome photos.

 Because stories are more digestable in 3"x3" form: The Post-It Note Reading Series

Please to enjoy this MySpace embedded copy of the first issue of Boom! Studio's new comic book, "North Wind", which takes place in Los Angeles following a new ice age.

2007 is {quite obviously} over. Here's a final look back: 50 'Top 10' Lists of 2007 {from TIME}Moving forward...2008: Bring it.

 Toastvertising uses browned toast to animate a commercial for The Book of SPAM {that's the GOOD kind of SPAM, just FYI}...If only every ad arrived to me on a piece of delicious toast... 

Okay, I admit that I'm a little late to the Beirut party, but check out these videos of the band performing their whole new album live, in various Brooklyn locations, starting with "Nantes".

A wonderful graffiti/art mural showing an interpretation of evolution in wheat-pasted graphics.{Visit the site & scroll to the right.}

Meet: The Human Calendar 

If I know one thing, it's that Americans love lists, so how about a look at Pitchfork's Top 100 Tracks of 2007?

If I know one thing, it's that Americans love lists, so how about a look at Pitchfork's Top 100 Tracks of 2007?

As a late birthday gift to the late Joe Strummer - enjoy these mixes and mashup tributes - Punk Rock Warlord.

Please to enjoy the surreal brilliance of Garfield Without Garfield.

{another Coudal gem}Shift Option Rinse is a crafty short film asking the question "Can you really wash a computer keyboard in the dishwasher?" (shot from inside the dishwasher with The Rinsecam™)

This collection of vintage board games demonstrates that inventiveness, great design and engaging gameplay don't require electricity.{It seems that board game manufacturers have lost their way since these games were made.}{ link via coudal } 

Ummm... Yeah.

  Realizing that the humble cocktail napkin has held some of the modern era's greatest ideas, plans & dreams, the MOMA Store releases the Cocktail Napkin Writing Pad so that you may record your brilliance outside of the bar. {via BLTD }