The entire Microsoft company, 1978.
Peep the lower left corner.
Tattly is a site that sells “Designy Temporary Tattoos”. I must concur when they question “who says forever is better?”
ZYZZYVA is fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and art journal with exclusively West Coast voices. Check it.
New York Times’ Lens section, recently published a collection called “Portraits of the Artists”, a series of portraits that involve subjects who make their living in front of the camera.
Drinkify.org is a website that provides customized cocktail recommendations based on the music you are currently listening to.
in Bb 2.0 is a collaborative music/spoken word project. play them all, or just some, at any time, in any order.
Whichbook.net is a website that suggests books that most closely match your needs. Clever and helpful!
Spotify, an amazing music sharing and listening service, has officially launched in the U.S. and I am loving it already. Sign up to snag an invite…
The Google+ project officially launched this week! What a great time to be a Googler :)
Find a friend who is on the Beta version and ask for an invite!
Just created a new Twitter account and am already following 200+ amazing individuals/companies/sites/ngos/musicians/artists/designers/and general havoc-wreakers.
A few highlights:
Behance - a creative people network
SAVEUR Mag - listing the best food on the web and on the street
A-Trak - a DJ requisite
PSFK - an idea aggregator and inspiration
Only in SF - official visitor information for San Francisco
NPR News - the top news stories from NPR
Light Stalking - hello photography community
All in all I love the trend tracking features and the digestible snippets and particulars. Will I myself be tweeting soon? Remains to be seen.
All pictures from 9-eyes.com, a website that shows interesting images caught on Google Maps…
The Modern Art Timeline is one of my new favorite pastimes.
A visually stimulating blend of education and inspiration reminds me vaguely of the cockpit-type interface of “Where in the World is Carmen San Diego” or other favorite early millennium computer games. With every click I learn and see something delightful!
