A great collection of unique and beautiful business cards.

Awesome advertising campaign that arranges album artwork to create a bigger image.

Another take on the "NYC" portion of the recent and much-maligned NYC taxi redesign. It is praised. The logo on its own is quite interesting, and the possibilities shown with it as a "vessel" are cool.

The professional work of Jason Nocito; absolutely fantastic and blissed-out. Check out the landscape-portraits.

The personal photography of Jason Nocito. Comparing and contrasting, visual puns and stoned friends, the elevation of the mundane. Fantastic!

Excellent mixed-media art. Spray-paint, superheroes.

Brilliant art preserved in digitized notebooks and gallery technology to make the experience just as good (from the folks at Behavior). To all of my friends in NYC, *please* go see. Interesting to note how the iPhone has already raised the bar.

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

Create vector graphics files from any uploaded photo, painting, logo, etc. Save as EPS or SVG. Insanely cool.

Excellent surreal porcelain sculptures, drawings, etc. Her "Once I had a Child" is used on Canadian supergroup Swan Lake's "Beast Moans" cover. Awesome!

"A politically charged photography exhibition" -- she took away her subjects' lollipops and photographed them. Caught flak. Wanted "to convey that the children, if they knew, would be really upset about the way the world is going."

Interesting project: implants to raise the skin into Braille. "opportunity for blind people to have a meaningful body alteration, but also something what could be used by those who live or work with blind people."

Very nice, very creative business cards, but don't expect them to fit in your wallet or Rolodex. Check the comments for bonus footage from "American Psycho."

In the darkroom, you can tilt the photo paper onto which film is projected to get a focal scheme that makes the picture's subject look like a miniature model. Here's how to do it in Photoshop!

From the US National Library of Medicine, a huge collection of free, public-domain images from anatomical atlases. A great wealth of material. Wish it were designed better and that the books were all scanned rather than some photographed.

"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.

Excellent toy rail-based exhibitions and installations in art galleries, on the water and tops of buildings.

This is delicious. Don't miss the eye fish or the larval horse. Or the tennis ball or the library entrance.

Beautiful paper sculpture.

An interview with Apple's brilliant product designer, who possesses a "fanatical care beyond the obvious stuff."

The story behind why the O'Reilly books have animal engravings on them.

Train guard uses gaffer's tape to make informative and nicely-designed signs while construction blocks normal signage and routes. AWESOME!

A very interesting and multi-talented guy.

She's behind all of The Decemberists' album artwork.

Fantastic.

Commence the drooling.

Some great gallery pieces, especially the ocean camera.

An awesome designer and animator.