Welcome to the working week… I gotcha’ some Quickies to ease the pain.
- Art Science Gallery has posted an open call
for a group exhibition of artworks inspired by … salamanders! Interested? You can click here and download the information for Year of the Salamander. {via Surly Amy} - 2000s, Arial, Bank Gothic, Eurostile, LCD, OCR-A, Swiss 911 … a typographic dissection of “Moon”, a movie I dig so much. Spoilers, y’all. {via @twinarp and @johncarneyau]
- Matt the Chart Geek posted this handy dandy reference. A Game of Thrones Who’s Who chart NOTE: This only contains spoilers if you haven’t watched Seasons 1 and 2.
- Street Anatomy presents: 30 Days of Our Interior Anatomy.
- The Most Useful Animals on Earth Died Thousands of Years Ago. And they were also quite beautiful.
- Dig the card catalog sleeve and 23 other librarian tattoos that are truly awesome.
- “Dr. Death” Jack Kevorkian was a fairly decent artist. Here are his paintings.
- Take a bite out of these shark pancakes by Saipancakes.
- Laura Stone’s recap of Game of Thrones 4.2 The Lion and the Rose is fabulous. And so is her dedication, “An Ode To Weaselteat, King of D-Bags.”
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Rachel Sussman’s Book Featuring Photos of Organisms Over 2000 Years Old…
Oldest Living things in the World
Found at Laughing Squid.
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Featured image is by Prof. Gordon T. Taylor, Stony Brook University.
Image ID: corp2365, NOAA At The Ends of the Earth Collection
Photo Date: 1983
Photographer: Prof. Gordon T. Taylor, Stony Brook University
Credit: NSF Polar Programs
Category: Antarctica/Oceanography/Biological/Diatoms/
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