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Transformers intro re-dux (with toys)!

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Nostalgiaville.

Welcome to The Museum of Endangered Sounds.

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There should be more of these machines all over the world.

How a City in France Got the World’s First Short-Story Vending Machines

The short-story machine has a library of six hundred original stories—readers can choose between one, three, and five minute narratives. Learn more.

Photograph by Pauline Bock

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He always got to the unknown first.

Hilton Als on David Bowie, 1947-2016 (via newyorker)

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SOAR: An Animated Short from Alyce Tzue on Vimeo. Watch and smile :)

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Neither is being young [easy].

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Growing old isn’t easy. Junk Mail, by Voyager, via The Atlantic. 

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Something worth remembering.

“If you only read the books that everyone else is reading, you can only think what everyone else is thinking.” ― Haruki Murakami

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Guilty. This set of photographs reminds me of the recent series in The Atlantic where the artist removed the devices from similar photographs.

Technology in bed

by Hanif Shoaei

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Wow. Stunning.

The bodies of the people Maïmouna Guerresi photographs—usually friends and family, shot against a wall outside her house in Dakar, Senegal—seem to extend beyond their physical boundaries. Her subjects are shot in costumes that Guerresi constructs herself, often using textiles collected from her travels in Africa and Asia.

See more of Guerresi’s images on newyorker.com.

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The power of dreams. Honda has quite a history.

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Monday.

http://locarl.vsco.co/

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I don’t quite understand this, but that chair in the back right looks really cool. Oh, and is that a shark on the table?

DT18 Table / BOLIA

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Like fire across the globe, the Browser Wars spread.

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Making bread, old Pompeii style. (The Italian chef’s accent is delightful!)