Hello,
Let's keep it brief. We don't have much time (and I've run out of things to say here and don't have anything to promote). Oh, actually. I did ask people to tell me if they had any positive news this week, the
replies were lovely - that's one way of squeezing in an extra link I guess.
To the links my friends...
The dog link
Wouldn’t it be nice to have a Collie run next to you as you ride your cargo bike around town? Yes, yes it would. Here’s another Collie from
Pete Collard in Camberwell. Pete's dog is called Francis and loves doing this sliding thing on the floor thing in their communal hall, you should follow him. And Pete.
Cat co-pilot
Continuing the animals theme a little longer. Adorable little video, especially the umbrella bit.
Tomoyuki Tanaka’s X-Ray Illustrations of Tokyo Train Stations
Superlatives here. Lots of them. No really. Have some more. IncredibleamazingOMG.
Fascinating population density map from 1841
Beautiful. Via the always interesting
Daisy Froud.
YKK is short for Yoshida Kōgyō Kabushikigaisha
Fascinating look at zips. Yeah, you read that right. Don't @ me. One of those things you don't really notice until someone didn't spec a decent one on the garment you paid a lot of money for.
Influencers and mirrors
A strange moment when you realise they're not actually taking pictures of themselves but posing with their camera in front of a professional photographer. Or as one reply states
It’s to make it look like they’re taking an average normal picture, and they just look really good compared to everyone else. When really, they’re using a high quality camera + lighting techniques.
In a 2018 interview with Wallpaper*, Bonnington described the design of Ferrum as a nod to “the workmanship and simplicity of Greek temples” while acknowledging the enormous influence of Mies van der Rohe, explaining that “his architecture taught me about the elimination of superfluous detail.