Morning Coffee

morning coffee sized rightHelmet Palla’s extremely painful furniture. I think this says something about the fundamental problem with human beings.

Squid embryos! the 2009 Princeton Art of Science awards.

It’s friday, that must mean it’s time to link to another forgotten Eastern European illustrator from Journey Round My Skull.

Spike Jonze observes an ant colony in preperation for Where The Wild Things Are. Awesome? Awesome.

The Cloud Appreciation Society is trying to get Meteorologists to recognize a new kind of cloud. In other news: there is a Cloud Appreciation Society! (via Metafilter)

A sweet new installation by the Glue Society (I hope they don’t get in a fight with the Cloud Appreciation Society. That is a lie, I totally hope that.)

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Dan Weiss is a professional bookseller, amateur dilettante. He writes and plays in the band The Yellow Dress. He firmly believes that everything is going to be okay.

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