Walk [Your City] began when a few, civic-minded friends in Raleigh, NC posted a network of signs around town that gave walking directions to cool, local spots. It was a simple way to help citizens navigate their city on foot, but (surprise!) it resonated worldwide. Now, with hundreds of folks eager to adopt the movement, the team is working to create an open-source, web tool that will allow anyone to make, print, and post their very own neighborhood walking signs. See you on the sidewalks — see them as our Project of the Day.
a film aid to first aid
h/t said the king
From their site:
“Ore.e Ref. is challenging designers of the world to NOT design chairs for the rest of the year. It’s that simple.
We believe that the world already has enough chairs. Designing new ones only takes time away from renovating the ones we already have. Consider this the ultimate challenge for you to rethink how sustainable design should be manifested. If not that… Then think about the amount of time you’ll save when you don’t have to design chairs for the rest of the year.”
video for Ribboned Asparagus Salad by Tiger in a Jar.
yum. the pacing can be a little slow, but the jots are nicely done. Tiger in a jar also has several other equally helpful & delicious-looking videos.
nice. ‘suffering bastard’ in the series turned out well too.
SUBMISSION: Old Fashioned: My favorite from an ongoing series I am shooting of cocktails, organized neatly. (click here for all 6)
Be a vegetarian by Glossy Rey. They also provided a rig demo. Super fun.
via Laughing Squid
good to know
(Source: n0-h8-m8)
A Cinematic Ode to Delicious Bread
Meet Chad Roberston, the founder and owner of San Francisco foodie establishment Tartine Bakery. In this mouthwatering short documentary by 4SP Films, he talks about what goes into the perfect loaf of crusty bread.
“…Don’t let anyone tell you what a story is, what it needs to include. As an experiment, write a non-story. It will have a chance of being different….
…The point is: it’s very important that what you do is specific to the medium in which you’re doing it, and that you utilise what is specific about that medium to do the work. And if you can’t think about why it should be done this way, then it doesn’t need to be done.”
- edited extract from a lecture given by Charlie Kaufman for Bafta and the BFI. Full series at bafta.org/screenwriters.
via the guardian
faves:
- wrap a fish
- cover a hole in the wall to escape jail
- pose for a design blog
15 Uses for Newsprint (via Josh Cochran)
my new roots shows us how to make almond milk
beautifully shot, titled, everything. makes it seem so simple.
h/t ittybittywitty
beer + sugar + moss = moss graffiti