what i'm thinking, seeing, doing, working on, or interested in
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Best toys you can ever give to a kid.
…….or an ADULT! I like toys and I am an adult….maybe..depends on what your definition is.
This should say LEGOs make you happy.
ACBDesigns
What Happened to Sharing?
As children, we learn to share. We learn to wait our turn and stand in line. As a younger sibling, I always had to share with my sister. I can even remember sharing Lego’s way back in kindergarten……..
Share Legos? hehehe not a chance in HELL!!!! Stay away from my Legos!
HAHA leggo m LEGOs
Dude…I want that!
This is such an awesome thing! I really want to make one, paint it matte white and display it in my home! Where can I get the plans for this awesome little project!?
As I was doing some research for my anthropology course last quarter, I came across this little gem. Apparently it’s an ad for some fund asking for a donation, but I perceived it initially as a definition for the search term simply because it was the thing that appeared at the top of the page, and it follows the color scheme of wikipedia. I had to share. Please don’t think of me as crude after this one ;).
Live Curious
The National Geographic channel have released new advertisements that challenge exploration, pioneering and questioning - all of which capture National Geographic’s spirit. Although this could be looked at from a brand identity point of view, there’s also a humble message behind the advertisement - to “Live Curious” hits close to home. In National Geographic’s words, ”Everything deserves a Why”.
Makes me sooo happy to be validated as a curious, questioning design student.
The Human-Powered Vending Machine - The 50 Best Inventions of 2009 - TIME
“That way, people can eat their potato chips and still get in shape.” You gotta work for that snack! Literally!
I'm not paying you to think...
Sometimes, I really worry myself (and my employers and professors) by taking a lot of up front time to think and plan before producing anything that resembles usable work or evidence of time well spent. I can wake up one day and spend three hours trying to get myself into the right mindset to do work, then crank out a great deal of pretty good work in what feels like no time. Other days, I will spend the whole day prepping, and not get anything done. And finally, there are those days when I work and work and see no results and come up with absolutely nothing of value. I’m not only easily distracted, but I often seek out reasons to ignore my work. Do I have a problem? Those who know me well know that I have never once failed to produce what I promised, but they also know that it is like pulling teeth for me to bring myself to make it happen. I really don’t like fighting in general, so when I have to fight myself, it’s twice as bad. Any ideas? Suggestions? We all know it will get done, but I can just imagine how wonderful it would be if it were simpler…
