Historic Tale Construction Kit - Bayeux Two German students originally wrote the Historic Tale Construction Kit, with Flash. Sadly, their work isn't available anymore, only remembered. This new application is a tribute, but also an attempt to revive the old medieval meme, with code and availability that won't get lost.

A teapot or a watering can with the spout pointing at itself. A one-inch-long ruler. A door with three doorknobs. is a collection of deliberately inconvenient everyday objects by Athens-based architect Katerina Kamprani.

Just a bunch of cool/interesting/funny/thought-provoking websites from 2000–2019.

Playful and ironic photos and little installations.

Cute and well-done.

What to do. Illustrations by Gorey.

A design studio. Keep refreshing the homepage.

The lost art of laser-informed portraiture. Plenty to like here. Especially the guy with the ladder.

In which album covers become an extension of reality, and vice versa.

"This is the best invention of all and I can’t even hardly believe someone has finally taken the time to invent this. You’ve probably seen this at any local pizzeria located within an audioanimatronic aviary."

"experiments with hand lettering...a ongoing series based on spam subject lines in my mailbox" Excellent.

"An artist is Advanced when they do something that is neither expected of them nor the opposite of what is expected of them." Tongue-in-cheek, but the article lives on. Note the notes on Val Kilmer and C-Murder.

On Advancement Theory: it's not bad; you just don't get it. "The most Advanced figure of all time is Lou Reed [who in] 1986 released the song 'The Original Wrapper,' in which he raps about AIDS, Louis Farrakhan, and waffles."

"Your guide to understanding Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, David Bowie, and other highly Advanced musicians." If a genius does something you don't understand, it's probably even more genius.

What an amazing GIF.

Recaptioned children's book. "Hats will conceal budding pineal attenae."