Flickr Set of the Day: NYC subway graffiti from the 70s and 80s.
Flickr user BH-one put together a nostalgia-packed collection of legendary subway tags from some of New York’s most famous/infamous graffiti artists.
Above: A Cliff 159 tag from 1973.
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Shop of the Day: “Floating Logos” by Matt Siber.
<obligatory>I, for one, welcome our new floating logo overlords.</obligatory>
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Art We Like of the Day, Take 2: Remember stamps? Artist Adam McCauley apparently does, and his “Monsterologist Endpaper Stamps” won him the gold medal at the annual exhibit of the Society of Illustrators.
Not really surprising given that it fits the formula perfectly: Something lame + Monsters = Gold medal.
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Semi-Related: The current price of a first class stamp. [via.]
High-End Fashion of the Day: “Never Stop A Rolling Stone” by Rahel Ritchie.
A hoodie with an inflatable hood! Perfect for when you’re forced to sleep on the floor of a jail cell after getting arrested for looking suspicious in your hoodie.
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Photo of the Day: British artist Stuart Semple released 2,057 smileys made of helium, soap and vegetable dye over the city of London as part of his “Happy Cloud” installation.
“I know at times like this it’s easy to make creativity a low priority,” Semple was quoted as saying. “But I want to show on a very human level that an artistic idea might be able to do something important, even for a fleeting moment.”
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