Last week Taylor Design took a field trip down to the MoMA for a viewing of “Talk to Me: Design and the Communication Between People and Objects,” an interesting look at technology’s role in evolving human interaction. The picture above is of Thomas Xaver Dachs’ photo (hanging in the exhibit) of Bernhard Hopfengartner’s piece, “Hello [...]
I love the name, “Lobster in the Rough.” It sounds like everyone should be served lobster naked, and – depending on the waitresses and/or customers – that’s the only way this restaurant could be any better.
I spotted this bus on the road from Telluride to Mesa Verde, Colorado. This was last summer, but I am just now getting to scan some of the negatives. That’s film, for all you photography buffs. Yee Haw!
It’s been rumored that this is the home of the original hamburger. I’m not sure of anyway to check that fact, but I can assure you that the burgers are good. Served between two pieces of toasted bread, your toppings can include tomatoes and onion. Nothing else. No ketchup, no bun, no lettuce, no problem. [...]
I found this painting, appropriately, in a Mexican restaurant in New Haven. I distinctly recall learning about Frida in the third grade. I tried to emulate her style for years, and when that never happened, I moved on to photography. If only I had discovered Pollack earlier…
Don’t forget to check out the latest issue of PeculiarBliss, titled “Pastime.”
It sounds dirty, but seriously, it’s time to mow the lawn.
