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Mon Stir [Close-up] by Lizette Greco.
This couple turn their kids’ drawings into soft toys.

Saturday Night! by brian cors.
Yeah, I know this is being posted everywhere. But it is a great photograph.

I’m going to see Al Seed’s latest show, The Fooligan tonight. Based on this image alone, I can’t wait!

I’m slightly disturbed by how happy wearing this sweatshirt makes me! I got it from Blue In Green, who come highly recommended.

By Laurence Willmott. (A concept rather than a product, as far as I can tell.)

Primary School headmistress hides children from paedophile menace, using smiley faces.

fascism by illegalphotos. A response to this idiotic poster campaign by the Metropolitan Police.

More here. My sister and I used to do drawings on unused punch cards my Dad bought home from work.

Jon Hicks’ skin for Google Reader looks nice on the Eee PC (and seems to speed up the thing, too, oddly enough).

Retirement by Laura Mary. The people are paper cut outs slotted into the back of a Holga. Clever.
One of the Top 8 Most Amazing Tree Houses

King Weave by YMC. You just poke the buckle bit through the weave, so for the first time in my life, I didn’t have to get a cobbler to punch extra holes in a new belt. I have a lot of YMC stuff. A key part of my ‘1950s geography teacher with a shady past’ look! See also: MHL.
IVY is an external hard disk which shows the content of the hard disk on its skin.

From a brilliant game of ‘guess the album from an MS Paint version‘ at Optimo (Echatio).

Jack, Holga box and Janet by Donovan Hide.
Dig my ‘thieving junkie’ look.

That’s a chart of my name, made using the Google Chart API. It can do much more useful things, obviously!

Bel-Air, a plant-powered air purifier by Matheiu Lehanneur. (Via BLDGBLG.)

I love the Powell & Pressburger logo. This post by Momus on Morrisey reminded me.

Colin Pantall takes great photos of his daughter watching telly. (Via MetaFilter)

optimo espookio 66 by biotron.
Terrifying Little Edie accuracy from Janet.

One of many glorious images available at Bob Truby’s Brand Name Pencils. Via Plasticbag

I got a serious case of the giggles when I saw this snap over at Future Perfect (a reliably fascinating weblog).

I have no idea how this ended up on my computer, nor why I am now sharing it with the world.

A close-up view of an experimental instrument by Phil Archer (No relation). Via Get LoFi.

Jena Six (1 of 3) by whileseated.
“In September 2006, a group of African American high school students in Jena, Louisiana, asked the school for permission to sit beneath a “whites only” shade tree… The next day, students arrived at school to see three nooses (in school colors) hanging from the tree.”