del.icio.us linklog
15 Foods You Shouldn’t Live Without found via Tom Carden’s del.icio.us links (tags: food health nutrition)
January 2007
del.icio.us linklog
Proboscis | SoMa | online store ‘…a single place on the Proboscis website where all our publications, creative tools and games can be purchased via credit card or Paypal account. From the StoryCubes and Endless Landscape Magnets, to COIL journal of the moving image, Mapping Perception (tags: mapping publications urbantapestries research)
Reminisce – sketches and photos
Two favourites from the sketches category – one about recording an image, the other about recording the action. Sketches Meat Pei Quick one off the wrist And a few choices from the photography section, which I realise now speak volumes about my attitude towards good photography – it has nothing to do with the quality …
links for 2007-01-07
The WELL – About the Design Conference The Design Conference is really the Making Things Conference and is a place to discuss, announce, debate, question and explore making things ($10 per month subscription required) (tags: architecture making designing conference) Baileys Home and Garden Household products from recycled materials (tags: shopping home environment green)
Reminisce – architecture and design
A few final entries about where we’ve been, before we work out where we’re going. Here’s a summary of some of the entries perhaps worth a revisit from the old URL, loosely gathered into a few different categories. First up… Architecture and Design Architectural Advent 24 days of gifts Manplan 3 Volume 3 of seminal …
after the jump
Hello 2007. Hello new blog address: no2self.net When you have a blog that’s named so as to remind you not write posts that are too self centred, using your own name as the URL is a little daft. After 3 years I finally got round to re-launching under a proper address. The RSS feed will …
Farewell URL
Hello 2007. Hello new blog address: no2self.net When you have a blog that’s named so as to remind you not write posts that are too self centred, using your own name as the URL is a little daft. After 3 years I finally got round to re-launching under a proper address. The RSS feed will …