so Warby Parker pretty much wins the internet today. After a call with customer service, Kevin (@mister_wang) tweeted about having a crush on the service agent he was just talking to about his glasses. The two of them happen to share a birthday and he wanted to know how to find her.
Brilliantly, they quickly had her make a video. Um, win! I REALLY HOPE THEY GO OUT. This is too cute and also super smart. The community of glasses nerds that love the brand has been rallying around this and everyone is loving it and what’s not to love— love, glasses, geek crushes on a Thursday afternoon. Flawless execution, Warby!
What happens when you give 4chan images of the Boston Marathon?
Censor the Internet // lose the worldThey might actually find the guys responsible.
Post Bombing:
Pictures dug up from the same spot as the blast:
Posted on Al jazeera:
“The Art Toast Project Presents:” by Ida Skivenes Idafrosk.com// Instagram: @Idafrosk
too pretty to eat
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Maré Odomo explains why you should support LA Game Space. We love you, Maré!
Donate to the LA Game Space on Kickstarter.
aww! so cool. i wish we had something like this here in ny!
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Love doesn’t have to be between 2 people. it can be between strangers. or friends. or one person and a culture that’s just finally starting to find its voice. call it hyperbole or whatever, but i would put it out there that OWS is a new type of love that most of us haven’t had. at least I haven’t— feeling a unity w/ a cultural zeitgeist. it’s a certain type of love and togetherness. just something to consider. love that comes from frustration, or tiredness, or anger, or debt, or a desire to create change. it’s transformative.
So here i’ve mashed up a Rihanna lyric w/ how many are feeling about Occupy Wall Street. If you haven’t seen Rihanna’s INCREDIBLE video for her new single WE FOUND LOVE, directed by Melina Matsoukas, you’re missing out. Just like you’re missing out if you’re in NYC & haven’t gone down to Liberty Plaza. Or gone wherever the Occupy near you is. GO THERE.
Brooklyn based artist Julia Chiang uses a wide variety of materials in her sculpture and installation based work, including nostalgic and sweet ring pops. The colorful candy has been used by Chiang in a number of works often employed as pixels spelling out words. The candy jewels atop the rings melts over time under gallery lights and slowly drips down the walls.
incredible.
location-based love?
This design piece brings new meaning to GPS, cartography, & mapping tools. Really love this execution on a simple topic.
not sure who created this. let me know if you have info.
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Sea Otters hold hands whilst sleeping so they don’t drift away from each other.
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