Posts Tagged ‘San Francisco’

San Francisco’s Tower Of Prostitution

Doug McCune builds mountains. He builds mountains with 2009 crime data from the city of San Francisco. Their height is related to how often the specific crime took place in an area. The mountains mapped above show the occurrences of Prostitution, which compared to Larceny and Assault looks like an easy hike.

In all fairness, we’re not saying San Francisco has a crime problem. It’s just the city that Doug used for his maps. We love San Francisco!

Via Boing Boing


Lab Partners

Lab Partners is a design and illustration team featuring the collaborative work of Ryan Meis and Sarah Labieniec. These folks are goooood at being good!


One Evening In San Francisco

I have never been to San Francisco, but this video makes a great case for traveling there. Maybe Cody, Will and myself will have to take a trip to visit our friends at Chronicle Books after our current project with them is finished. Especially our Uncle Schapiro.


Scott Mansfield

Scott Mansfield landscape photo

Our buddy Matt Rainwaters sent along the portfolio of his friend Scott Mansfield who shoots a lot of landscape work around the country. Based out of San Francisco he’s got some amazing studies on locations all over the place.

Check out his work.


Note Cards

You think you’re collection of stuff is random and cool, try again…

The OMFG.co are losing sleep for the Spirit of 77

You thought your parent’s collection was awesome.

“What happens when you place a small pinhole camera on the top of a turntable and expose the film for the length of L America by The Doors.”

New track by Sufjan Stevens – “Too Much” > free download

MUST READ: Pitchfork releases the 1990′s in Lists.

Beautiful remains.

The Art of the Steal

Give me 3…and this poster.

We need more of this.

Thinking of going freelance?

Read more about that awesome Arcade Fire video.

History Class:  on this day in history, 1966, Trekkies were born.

Turns out you CAN buy happiness.

Invisible Creature cures the first day of school suspense.

It’s the little things that count.