An long overdue addition to the feed reader.

"Photos from the hip" (excellent category in a sea of many other great photographs)

Both disturbing and engaging (via swiss miss)

Trash parody of Pink is the new blog. Blast from the past = Slim Goodbody (via linkfilter)

Daily Monster video 'blog (some nice process indeed, via zefrank)

This excellent kids site has linkages! (via wendy)

Opinions on Corporate and Brand Identity Work

I dig this handmade type on multi-colored panels thing (reminds me of Radiohead's "Hail to the Thief" which reminded me of Paula Scher's maps - and that likely reminded me of something else, it's all good) Be sure to check out more of the Typeforyou 'blog

And now the cartoon is funny (via alonso)

AND a new woodgrain shoe they've teamed up with Medium Design Group to produce.

Beyond solid in all regard: Design, human being and passions. A powerful combo.

a videoblog featuring track reviews, band interviews and live performances in Cincinnati (via thepsychicpilot)

a tiny street art project (via linkfilter)

Never too many alphabets. Great blog format for these. (via swissmiss)

(via swissmiss)

a visual filtration of ideas + aesthetics + amusements

to Embed Tags in Your Blog Posts Without Editing HTML (and more "hacks" for TypePad)

Another "to read" from Kottke,

TypePad's been rotating their featured weblog more consistently, and things like this one surface often.

A (we)blog about social web design with minimalist design (via bryanj)

Andy Baio's blog has posts about making technology do things, but he also asks questions, digs for answers and shares what he finds. In addition to all that, he brings folks together with platforms and events and runs a list of links of great interest. A favorite perspective.

Weblog with categories like: 10 Reasons I Love, Designers + Artists, Sketchbook, and I Heart Bob (via kate)

For those times when a new destination is in order (via kottke, sorta)

weblog from Benetton

Taking Warhols journals and republishing them 29 years later. (via kate)

Nicholas Carr picks on Microsoft blogger, but once you're past that perhaps well warranted pick, I think there's some good points to ponder for businesses who think they need a weblog

a blog for creative information visualization

Email newsletters for weblogs

Ze is invariably up to something fun and good, unless that means updating a blog.

A site of link-ity goodness with a design flavor (via swissmiss)

Grandma, the video-game playing queen of her age-bracket and weight class

Jim Borgman shows some process behind his editorial cartoons

Diana Eng from Project Runway blogs (via Nayland B)

I've mentioned this site before in passing via, but never proper, until now. Excellent design/content.

Tina has been an inspiration well beyond her weblog of interesting finds around the web. But it's my first introduction to her and she's still at it and that makes me happy.

Smithsonian American Art Museum... blog

Not just a stream of links, a destination to celebrate books and

southern transplant turned design junky

Half zine. Half blog. Half not good with fractions.

A blog with links to available music files

David Friedman is a photographer who explores ideas far beyond the lens.

She lives in Los Angeles, where she where she is on her third Toyota Corolla and her fourth Administration.

Cabel works at a company I've long admired: Panic. He writes about technology, videogames, music, and fireworks.

Matt Jacobs makes websites for a living but writes about all sorts of things that happen in life. Some of it is about websites.

Designer and developer living and working out of Chattanooga, Tennessee

Thoughts about technology and design and practical applications to boot!

Lots of neato stuff

Previously called "A Free Orange", but Nikhil is still collecting and sharing thoughts online! 🍊

A photoblog by Archie FlorCruz

Reviews and news of music. Rock and roll can change your life

Naz used to share thoughts about design and other aesthetic ephemera. This blog is retired but now he's got a new personal website up with essays.

John Gruber writes real good. Mostly about Apple things, but not always.

Obsessively covering the auto industry

A website featuring a comprehensive collection of emblems, car company histories, logos, reviews of typographical & graphical applications, design features and just about anything that is car related.

Patterns, wallpapers, icons

A guy named Jimbo in DC. Blogging about life. Thinking through things. Previously a park ranger.

Stories about self-loathing, self-loving, family, drugs, sex, disease, and disco.