This 2011 Calendar Scarf is a beauty. It’s almost poetic how you are supposed to pull on the yarn as time goes by. If I didn’t have kids, I’d totally put one of these on my walls. In fact, this is the first time I think I endorsed a wall calendar. I usually can’t stand them.
(photos iwan baan)
Spanish architecture firm SelgasCano has designed their own office in the middle of the forest. I have no words. Gasping for air. This is unbelievably cool. Thumbs up!
(via cielbleu)

A handy little tool for checking timezones around the world. Excellent for meeting planning. EveryTimeZone.com
(via @aaron)

I think our studio should invest into a few of these Suitcase Picnic Tables so we can sit out in DUMBO Park on the water and enjoy our lunch in style. No?
(Thank you Jenn)
Given the high number of views, I am obviously not the first one to talk about this stunning stop motion video.
They shot 60,000 pictures, developed 9,600 prints and then again shot over 1,800 pictures. And apparently without any post production! Stunning, right?
(thank you Markus)




























I introduced this cool video above by Joan Jimenez last year on presentation zen: http://snipurl.com/zegmv Such an interesting way of capturing the feeling of the city I love, Tokyo. This kind of more abstract representation using video -- plus the practice of zooming in on the particular -- gives one more of the *feeling* (it's up to you how you interpret that feeling) of what it might be like on a particular day in Tokyo. This is worth another look.























I am tempted to buy a new bike just so that I can use this bike basket by Faris Elmasu. (My Strida doesn’t allow for a contraption like this) The Bent Basket is a minimalistic beauty. Totally, entirely, utterly #wishlisted.
(thank you Keren)

Awesome.
Functional Street Art of the Day: NYC The Blog is reporting that someone has been busy helpfully tagging up various subway stations with compass roses to help patrons reclaim their orientation upon arrival. Sightings have been reported all across town, and a Facebook page has been set up to track this highly-welcome stencil’s permeation.
[nyctheblog.]
Andy Murray brings his tennis magic to the streets of London in preparation for the 2010 Wimbledon tournament. You can download the song for free at www.head.com/tennis.
This made me realize HOW MUCH I miss playing tennis. #mustfindapartner #mustmaketime
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Shared by Dan
So very true.
