It's official, infographics are everywhere: wine labels by Nick Felton.
Mmmm, Corkellis House. One of the best Grand Designs projects of recent years.
Lots of lovely Goldfinger vinyl covers.
This is why you should get involved in Movember.
Another way to raise money: "I am a guy who made thousands of dollars selling used socks on eBay".
Also on eBay: "Nicolas Cage is a Vampire – Photo from 1870 Tennessee".
Wilco live on Letterman. New album out next week. A tad excited. REM? REM who?
Remembering Bertrand Goldberg, the pioneer behind Chicago's corncob towers (and therefore partly responsible for the perfection that is Yankee Hotel Foxtrot).
Online gamers have managed to solve a decade-old scientific puzzle. In three weeks.
Warco, an FPS where you hold a camera instead of a gun.
Really enjoying Gimme Bar – here's my collection of yummy magazine covers.
I've only just discovered creative curation blog Brain Pickings – loving that colour scheme.
Interview with the makers of beautiful project management tool Solo.
Eye classic collections: essentially sets of four back issues around a particular theme. No doubt significantly better than most design books for same price.
The BBC don't have brand guidelines. They have a "Global Experience Language". Bloody hell. Meanwhile, Channel 4's style guides are rather nice.
Sci-fi-ish photos of the Svalbard Global Seed Vault by Greg White. This is basically what the new The Thing movie should look like, but won't.
Vincent Fournier's crisp, detached pictures of space facilities straddle the divide between documentary and fantasy.
Darth Vader hairdryer.
How many people are in space right now?
Contagion sidewalk ads feature type made of growing bacteria.
William Gibson's rejected Alien 3 screenplay. Interesting, but it's no dog-alien in a space-prison full of British character actors.
Lebbeus Wood's wooden space monastery concept art for yet another Alien 3 that never was.