According to Gizmodo, I may be a hipster for loving the look of the Floating Record Vertical Turntable. You know, though, it's so cool that I might just not care :). It was designed by Gramovox to showcase the beauty of records while playing them.
Did you guys know that Moleskine makes journals to document life passions? For instance, the beer journal.
As the title suggests, I'm Proud of You, an article by Alexandra Franzen offers a reminder that we should all take the time to tell someone just that.
I just learned about The Vinyl Factory, a site discussing all things music and vinyl related. I'm definitely going to be checking back in on this one regularly.
For some reason, I am infatuated with Moscow Mules. ...alright, it’s probably because of the super-cool, copper mug that they’re served in. In any case, these three takes on the classic Moscow Mule recipe by A Beautiful Mess look gorgeous and delicious! We tackled the smashed cherry version last weekend and it was amazing!
Designer Lee John Phillips is dedicating himself to the incredibly ambitious task of illustrating every object in his late grandfather’s shed. Phillips predicts that The Shed Project will take 5 years to complete and will consist of over 100,000 drawings. His progress can be tracked on Instagram using #theshedproject. ...what a lovely way to honor a loved one. (via Quipsologies)
I love the relaxing, muted tones and beautifully subtle texture employed in this Andrew Bird concert poster by Mike DeKay for design firm Grain & Mortar. ...on a related note, Grain & Mortar has a pretty sick website.
Designer Billy French just launched a new portfolio website. The animated elements highlighting the featured homepage project — his Bloodlines playing cards — are insanely awesome!