A family friend recently found this footage of my mom’s family hanging out at home in the early 60s. You can see my Grandpa Bobby smoking, my Grandma Peggy posing, and my mom at age 4 showing off her dance moves. So cool!
Vice & Velvet. (via tydepool)
Puppy attack!!!
The Scout. Now with less roof. (via zachklein)
Hey. (via 310topetaluma)
I always love a good grab bag. (via ofakind)
Not only is my girl Chelsa a total babe, she’s crazy talented with makeup. Check out her step by step spring beauty tutorial with Ann Street Studio and MAKE Cosmetics here.
Scurry down to the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens 60th Annual Plant Sale before it ends this afternoon. Word on the street is that things are nearly sold out but at the very least you can take in the cherry blossoms while you’re there.
Thought I was well over nail art but I’m feeling these Rothko inspired nail decals from Etsy. (via tydepool)
The General Consensus Regarding Fashion in SF. (zachklein / The Bold Italic)
My friends Armin, George and I are hosting the first Beaver Brook School on Aug 25th through Sep 2nd, an intensive 8-day course to learn how to design and construct a building.
Ten applicants will be invited to stay in bunkhouse, spend long days in workshops and at the job site, and walk away with construction know-how. You will also have built a building.
(via cabinporn)
Pierre Cardin glasses (via tydepool)
Zach and I planted our garden this weekend.
Outer space, a new frontier, was sufficiently vast and mysterious to allow designers and toy manufacturers near-complete freedom of imagination and creation. One rather enigmatic but popular product was Mettoy’s Space Hopper. These bright orange vinyl bouncing balls, two feet in diameter, with kangaroolike faces and handles that resembled horns, are said to have been inspired by children bouncing on fishing buoys in Norway. — Century of the Child / Radiolab
Who wants to race on a space hopper?
