Stunning visual works of Chuck Anderson who was responsible for the cover art of Lupe Fiasco’s Food & Liquor, which was listed on Pitchfork’s Top 25 Worst Album Covers of 2006.

Though the site is a bit of a pain to navigate, the “beautifully crafted” works of Dustin Edward Arnold are worth surfing.

It is still the black and white thang. Not sure how high schools are like these days, but back in my time, AP classes were dominated by white and Asian. I am sure many of our parents were rich either.

A crisp, clean, open homepage delivered by Chris Silverman.

The “blog” of “unnecessary” quotation marks: making fun of bad punctuation since 2005.

What a nut optical illusion. See if you can switch the spinning direction of the dancer. I look away and she changes direction.

Baby you could invite me and I’ll invite you (http://www.zefrank.com/social_2.mp3) via Tim

Hairvetica
Free Forms
Death Waltz
Letterpress Postcards

The front page photo of yesterday’s New York Times caught my attention while standing in line to pay for for my lunch.

New York Times‘ Alex Berenson reports:

Dentists’ incomes have grown faster than that of the typical American and the incomes of medical doctors. Formerly poor relations to physicians, American dentists in general practice made an average salary of $185,000 in 2004, the most recent data available. That figure is similar to what non-specialist doctors make, but dentists work far fewer hours. Dental surgeons and orthodontists average more than $300,000 annually.