Monsters are on the rise. People can’t seem to get enough of vampires lately, and zombies have a new lease on life. Today’s idea: We should “thank our zombies,” a philosophy professor writes. Far from being unhealthy vestiges of the past, monsters “play imaginative foils for thinking about our own responses to menace.”
Suzusho Supasse V: “A car that draws inspiration from, well…everything. The Lotus-sized two seater has a positively McLaren-esque windshield and cockpit, is positively Panoz-like from the side profile, and has unmistakable Ferrari taillights. Looking futher down the Supasse’s list of borrowed equipment, one finds Mazda’s new turbocharged 2.3 liter (sourced from the new Mazdaspeed 3) mounted amidships. Tipping the scales at a mere 850kg, this mini-supercar promises a terrific power-to-weight ratio.”
Legendary graffiti artist Haze launched a new version of his website called Interhaze. Artist, designer, cultural phenomenon, he grew up bombing the trains and the walls of NYC. During the 80’s, and his work has been exhibited alongside the likes of Lee Quiñones, Keith Haring, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. He’s had a massive influence on hip hop designing the wicked break dancer logo for Tommy Boy as well as logos for Def Jam, Public Enemy, Beastie Boys and EPMD.
Drive Across The Bay Bridge During Closure - Driving on the Bay Bridge, filmed on day five of bridge closure. Kloxboy says; That was extremely pleasant. I could watch that for at least 10 minutes or at least an hour if I was on some form of opiates. (via Fecal Face)
Via acryliccowboy: I’ve uploaded a set of high res Porsche motorsport posters to flickr. They’re originally from Dutch site Autokopen and appear to be long gone.
The set is far from complete and omits many stunning examples that can be found in VPRacing.com’s ’60s and ’70s poster archives. They’re well worth a browse.
These are so simple and gorgeous, reblogged from mbarilla: KN | Kitsune Noir » International Year of Astronomy 2009 Posters by Simon Page
Shopping Vintage @ Amarcord, Williamsburg, NYC. I hate to recommend, I usually try to keep people OUT of the stores where I discover finds, but I’m not in Williamsburg so I’ll indulge because couldn’t resist these vintage autumn patterns, a cure all to the breakdown I had in the Paul Smith section the other day. That says nothing about me as I’m usually dressed in Carhartt.
