Posts Tagged ‘library of congress’

Capturing America

Capturing America

The Denver Post‘s blog recently posted some beautiful Depression-Era photos that belong to the Library of Congress.

The collection instantly renewed our excitement about working with Davis Ayer to design and publish a book focusing on the hundreds of color slides he’s collected that were taken between the 1940s and 1960s. A few of the slides can be previewed at his Kodrachome Restoration Project Flickr set.

A few more of our favorites after the jump, but do yourself a favor and check out the entire gallery on the Denver Post Blog.

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Note Cards

Looking for a new school backpack?

Annals of Americus: essays, reportage, and commentary on life in post-millennial America.

August 2010 Mix by Gorilla Vs Bear!

Everyone do the Ugly Dance!

Check out this sneak peek at the custom Gowalla Pin for tomorrow’s Pep Rally event.

Vegan Yacht is good if you’re a vegetarian. But if you’re like me and like some smoked briquet, Ruby’s on Guadalupe is the place to be. Try the mustard potato salad.

This looks like a job for Shep Ramsey

If you’re in Austin, try the Vegan Yacht. Really good stuff.

Great new work by Oliver Munday. Love this book cover.

Check out this video capturing a community event at Super Yoga Palace, the rad Dallas folks Will branded.

I don’t know where this hail was falling but I don’t think I’ll be traveling there any time soon.

Banksy does it again

Beautiful work from Todd Hido on Tokyo Blues. Thanks for sharing!

Good friends doing big things…keep an eye out for Giftiki

It’s hip to be square. Nice work, Boo.

When to use an apostrophe!