Matthew Lyons’ illustrations never cease to amaze me. Same could be said for his copy/descriptions; I never quite know what he’s on about.
I love this album cover. It was designed by Tim Hecker himself after he found the photo, which is of a group of MIT students throwing a piano off the roof of a building. Apparently it’s a ritual they’ve done every year since the 70s, and the photo used on the cover is a document of the first ever piano drop. You can read more about it on Pitchfork’s Take Cover feature on the album art here.
Fausse Énigme by Francoise Gamma, Computer Club
Tumblr doesn’t show this animated on the Dashboard, but I urge you to click through. Your mind will be blown.
Dazed Digital interview photographer/model Marcel Castenmiller on how he got into photography and why Tokyo is such an amazing place to document.
A scanner manipulation of a skate photo? Yes.
(Source: jpegheaven)
Reblogged from bearandtheboat with LINK
