Author archive
- Type Week, allegedly (2005.07.12)
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Nobody else bothered to look up Bloomberg’s official proclamation of Type Week in New York, so I did
- Lapidary and raised letters (2005.07.11)
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A complex and outstanding example of three-dimensional type and natural building materials that is difficult to photograph.
- Lande Rovère (2005.07.11)
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Who knew there was so much of interest in the topography of the ancient Lande Rovère?
- Post no green (2005.07.11)
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- The Owl of Caerbannog? (2005.07.10)
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Yes, that was a giant bronze statue of an owl found in a BACK OF TRUCK.
Then of course they had to install it.
And now they’ll have to shut the branch down for a full day to pour additional reinforcing concrete.
I joshed with the grizzled, chain-smoking sculptor that we needed a matching statue of the owl’s prey. A couple of rats, he said. No, I countered, a bunny.
- No-longer-mystery vehicle (2005.07.10)
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Actually, it was a 928.
The lay-back (“slantnose”) headlamps were the dead giveaway – though I did photograph them ambiguously and Porsche had annoyingly diluted the design trope through reuse in 968s and a few other models I can’t track down.
- Homage (2005.07.06)
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‘An embodiment of physical beauty so self-contained that sex in any form is just a type of homage’
- Great moments in epenthesis (2005.07.02)
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Silent secret sacrifice is so passé anyway
- Corbelosaurus (2005.07.01)
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Microsoft Office dinosaur ads: Now also typographically anomalous-cum-insulting!