Meanwhile #098
Some kind of artly perspective magic.
Fake Love Letters, Forged Telegrams, and Prison Escape Maps: Designing Graphic Props for Filmmaking by Annie Atkins looks like it’ll scratch that Wes Anderson itch while we wait for The French Dispatch to arrive.
Artists Lori Nix and Kathleen Gerber create and photograph incredible model sets to imagine a bleak future without humans.
Jon Ronson’s Stanley Kubrick’s Boxes is back on Vimeo. And, most excellently, you can still buy your own Kubrick boxes.
Mmmm Olivetti Valentine in grey.
Book designer and blogger Anna Dorfman (aka Door Sixteen) sure knows how to put together a beautiful pick me up coffee station.
Sunrise from Blackfriars, aka if Christopher Nolan designed railway stations.
Grace Abell’s On the Grid guide to York is an essential read for visitors and residents alike.
Frank Chimero is redesigning his website and blogging about the process as he goes – it’s quite an education.
Horizontorium of the Bank of Philadelphia by William G Mason, 1832. Appears three-dimensional when laid flat, using some kind of artly perspective magic.
As a kind of preparation area and archive, I’m adding all my Meanwhile discoveries to a big feed on my site. Delve in for a good old fashioned procrastinate.
That is all.