March 21, 2009
Today, 03.21.09
The abundant visual material that resides on the web is truly an amazing resource for us all. Photographs that we’ve never seen before, obscure design material that has never been published, contemporary (and vintage) art and architecture from esoteric sources, not to mention the wonderful oddities and ephemera… it is all out there waiting to be discovered.
But without the passion and hard work of many, many people that take the time to locate, scan and assemble this terrific material, we would not have the opportunity to enjoy these treasures.
When I am looking for things that strike my fancy there are certain
‘must see’ sites that I look at. I’d like to take a moment to thank,
acknowledge and link to some of these great and important sites.
‘must see’ sites that I look at. I’d like to take a moment to thank,
acknowledge and link to some of these great and important sites.
These are but just a few of the many sites that are worth visiting:
This Isn’t Happiness
Things Magazine
Les Avant-Gardes
Human Resources
Paleo Future
That’s Right
Architectectuurantiquariaat Opbouw
Curious Expeditions
Musselsoppans Vänner
Reference Library
ArtBBQ
Travel Brochuregraphics
UCLA Library
Yale University Beinecke Library
Duke University Library
The Memory of the Netherlands
Here are Today’s images.
Eric Baker Design Associates is a Manhattan-based design firm established in 1986. Eric teaches the history of graphic design and corporate identity at the School of Visual Arts, and has twice received National Endowment for the Arts Grants for independent design history projects. He is inveterate collector of books and ephemera. Editor’s Note: All images link to their original source and are copyright their original owners.
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