Where I Got Lost

A past due posting, to say the least. This last semester just about killed me, but look at all the stuff I've made...well, some of it. More to come, later.

Also worth mentioning:

1.I'm officially an intern at Stones Throw Records, looking forward to having a good time over there.

2. I'm officially going to see The National on Saturday evening. If you're not familiar, GET FAMILIAR. I even get to attend the show with resident fine gentleman Paul Cooley, to whom I owe many things.

Lindo

After a bit of a long and stressful hiatas complements of Otis, I'm back, and would like to welcome all thoses interested to the wonderful world of Portugal based designer and illustrator Cristiana Couceiro. Her work is almost nauseatingly charming, with its beautiful found images and delicately handled type, arranged in perfect little compostions that gives me delightful chills up my spine. Ahhhhh...scale shift, scale shift, scale shift. I love it. See more of her work here.

  

Space Race

Here is some work that I'm loving from Atlanta based designer Mark Weaver. He also participated in Beck's Music Inspired Art Project, in which designers have been creating their own versions of album artwork for Pitchfork's "Album of the Decade" list. See more of his workhere or on his flickr page here.

Memory Cassette

LISTEN TO: Call & Response EP

Asleep at the Party is my favorite track, but the whole album is pleasant. And short.

Post No Bills

Here are some posters from Oakland based designer Jason Munn. He has done work for some great bands producing beautiful yet expensive pieces of paper to hang on your walls. See more of his work at The Small Stakes.

The Real Furby

I Doubt This Group is Gonna Get Very Far from Baltimore, Maryland....

I big thank you to Paul Cooley for introducing me to the hilarious show, Breakfast at Sulimay's, in which some of the more elderly residents of Philly, PA review some modern tunes. I, personally, want to adopt Joe as my Grandfather...

Animal Collective "My Girls"

Dirty Projectors & Wilco