daily awesome internet finds
I'm Andy Thompson. By day, I'm Creative Director at an awesome company called onebluebrick ™ (proof). By night.... well, same thing, but I also tend to waste my time tweeting absolutely worthless bits of information to a group of random people who for some reason like to hear that kind of thing. I used to be in a band, but now record mostly noise.
Wednesday March 10
4”x4” clear white decals mounted on glossy brand cards, fresh off the press in time for SXSW

4”x4” clear white decals mounted on glossy brand cards, fresh off the press in time for SXSW

Two days…

Two days…

Tuesday March 9
(via catbird)
Please _________ , let this be real.

(via catbird)

Please _________ , let this be real.

Monday March 8
mrgan:

The Panic Status Board - one of the things I’ve been working on lately. Read Cabel’s writeup!

This is the coolest thing I’ve seen all day. Great internal work from a company that makes awesome products.

mrgan:

The Panic Status Board - one of the things I’ve been working on lately. Read Cabel’s writeup!

This is the coolest thing I’ve seen all day. Great internal work from a company that makes awesome products.

Saturday March 6

A Trailer For Every Academy Award Winning Movie Ever

Thursday March 4
Wish I could have these in time for SXSW next weekend…

Wish I could have these in time for SXSW next weekend…

Wednesday March 3
Doctor Radio on Sirius is broadcast out of the NYU hospital

Doctor Radio on Sirius is broadcast out of the NYU hospital

I haven’t touched a hang drum in almost ten years, but this definitely makes me want to get one for myself. The produce such an awesome tone, and when paired with another with a different tuning (like in the video), the results can be awesome.

Just gotta add in some cajon

(via idiosyncratic-routine)

Tuesday March 2
Dare to dream. Live your life, you ignorant mother fucker. It’s time for you to open your eyes
Crazy homeless lady who just screamed at me on the subway.
Saturday February 27
Information consumption in 1918 vs 2010

Information consumption in 1918 vs 2010