My heart be still. Lego Letterpress by Justin LaRosa and Samuel Cox, via Craftzine. They're selling prints, and at reasonable prices.
(via BB Submitterator, thanks Rachel Hobson)
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Oct 13, 2010
Lego Letterpress
JOHN WILCOCK: The Brutal 1968 DNC and Abbie Hoffman’s Illegal Forehead
The mayhem (or success) of the 1968 Democratic National Convention, and Abbie Hoffman’s arrest for writing a forbidden word on his forehead. From John Wilcock, New York Years, by Ethan Persoff and Scott Marshall. (See all Boing Boing installments)
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Wilson and Shea's Illuminatus! trilogy to become TV series
According to the nerd media website, Bleeding Cool, Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shea’s crazed, over-the-top, post-modern sci-fi satire, the Illuminatus! trilogy is slated to become a TV series. No details are given about where it might land, but given Hivemind’s association with Amazon Prime and Netflix, one of these outlets is a likely bet. […]
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The Official PMP 6 Certification Training Course gives you what you need to ace the exam
When it comes to the qualities of a good project manager, you hear a lot of talk about “soft skills” like leadership ability and confidence. And where does confidence come from? It comes from people who are dead certain they know the right steps to take. In other words, you’ve got to master the hard […]
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This cool-hitting glass pipe will change the way you light up
You might know someone who can make a pipe out of any conceivable household object. But if they’re doing it every time they smoke, it might be time to get them a little Christmas present. And we’ve got just the thing: The Twisty™️ Glass Original Combo Pack, priced way, way down for December. If you’ve […]
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These innovative stud finders take the hassles out of hanging
With all the revolutionary tech that’s out there, it’s pretty sad that finding a simple stud in your wall can feel like dowsing for water. This can be equally true whether you’re using a magnetic finder and it’s reliance on “feel,” or an electronic unit that can give fuzzy readings (especially when the batteries are […]
