hunsonisgroovy:

Twitter HQ

You always hear about these really cool, hip companies and their really cool, hip workspaces (i.e. Google, Facebook, Apple) but here’s a new one. Twitter just moved their HQ into the SoMa district of San Francisco, and it’s aces. Apparently the founder of Twitter, Ev Williams and his wife Sara, had huge influence over the design, which doesn’t surprise me because the inside of the space perfectly reflects the stripped down minimalist nature of the site itself. They’ve even got a DJ booth for some reason. Why not, I guess? If anything. these photos make me think that exciting new things are to come.

You can check out the rest of the photos on Flickr. (via Hipster Collective)

Bird Art Prints by Beethings (via OMG Posters! via etsy)

German matchbox label
(discovered via Shailesh Chavda)

Autumn scenes
(via The Big Picture,
above photo ©REUTERS/Thomas Krumenacker )

“The Art of Lunch,” collaborations with illustrators
Matte Stephens, Caroline Estrada and Amy Ruppel.
(discovered via How magazine)

“birds and blooms of the 50 states” series by Dutch Door (discovered via Black Eiffel)

more animal photography by Retales Botijero on flickr

Tweet! Twitter bird in LEGOs (via powerpig on flickr)

“Over the past decade, the publishing industry has undergone wave after wave of consolidation. But within the giant media conglomerates there is still a fair amount of biodiversity—at least judging from the logos that bird-and beast-watchers can spot on the spines of their books.”

Natural Selections designed by Nicholas Felton
(via The New York Times)

cute.

Snow Bird Shelf by Marisko Studio

(via hunsonisgroovy)

Israel Postage Stamps: Arbor Day
(discovered via stampflickr)

I’m in awe of this beautiful collection that was just added to flickr. My mom’s collection is nice too, but not nearly as large.

ciashopblog:

Thought you guys might like this print by Sarah J Coleman, our new typography extraordinaire!
‘Sky High Hopes Hatching Hungry and Green’

soupsoup:

startmeup:

Seen on Water Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn outside this weekends Brooklyn Designs. I thought this was a creative solution to a very common, quite ugly sight around the city. (img via: Designsponge)

Paper Sculptures and Collages by Helen Musselwhite

(discovered via Free People )

typenesting:

(via artpaw)