I had no idea which one of these to share. They are all pretty entertaining even if I didn’t recognize the logo. Go see the other 14 at Buzzfeed.

thanks Birch

I could have just threw this aside and tastefully put it in my monthly link dump. However, I feared you wouldn’t click through to see the perverse genius of this typeface. So, in my own filthy way I pirated a few letters to give you a look in hopes that you’ll click through and check out this or his other work.

designed by Alex Merto

I don’t know how I found Firmuhment but it is insightful, artistic and downright amazing. You can find tiny rants like this one about Valentine’s Day, to music and art about a celebrity sighting to artwork like below. Definitely interesting to add to your weekly bookmarks. In a world of blogs hand-written items have a tremendous impact. Very cool.

I nervously clicked on this one. So many people in college made these cheesy action films filled with gun-play that I find them terribly boring and uncreative. However, this wasn’t so bad.

via Milk & Cookies

This infographic both informational and graphic. WIN!

via Good Full size version – onlineschools.org

This is wicked cool. Artist Nick Gentry has created some portraits using Floppy Disks. See his work on his website or his Flickr page.

“The London-based artist employs a variety of paints to create hauntingly beautiful expressions on is subjects’ faces.” via Good

I’ll be honest; I don’t watch much TV at all. Of course, it doesn’t help our TV can only get BBC1, BBC2, ITV1 and Channel 4. So, when ye take into account the fact I hate reality shows, puerile sitcoms, chat shows, sport and anything involving Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Clarkson and Piers Morgan, there’s not a lot left over, really. And cookery shows begin to pall fairly soon.
All this is why there are occasions like this which give me a little hope for a better viewing future: Over in the Ukraine, they have their own programmes, but even they have some of the ubiquitous claptrap, such as talent shows. Their content, however, shows a willingness to try something a little more worthy than karaoke.
Witness then, Kseniya Simonova, the winner of last year’s Ukraine’s Got Talent. I defy you to be moved by her sand-art performance.