playing around with our first run of printed fohr cards. coded by holdun.
There is a singular joy in turning a YAML file into a stack of beautiful printed cards. Love you, Prawn.
Oh I know this one.
playing around with our first run of printed fohr cards. coded by holdun.
There is a singular joy in turning a YAML file into a stack of beautiful printed cards. Love you, Prawn.
John Holdun and I are working on making a robot that makes sandwiches. If you are interested in working on this with us, please email. rich at fohrcard dot com
Noticed an unfamiliar name in the flash of credits at the end of “Started from the Bottom.” A small sample of Mr. Lutz’s unbelievably strong directorial credits:
Oh I know this one.
POURQUOI
Non non non non non non non
NON!
(Source: duolingo.com)
Judy Garland performing “Get Happy” in Summer Stock (1950). This number is a perfect distillation of something that just doesn’t exist anymore.
It’s more than the aesthetic or the instrumentation or the content or the talent. This is a certain method of entertainment that apparently no longer interests us. The occasional Beyoncé music video approaches something we might call a “number” but otherwise, we seem irreparably lost.
The queue leading to the Big Thunder Mountain Railroad at Walt Disney World finally earned some WDI attention! The ride is a classic but it’s also classically the least of the Mountain trio; it’s exciting enough but I (and many others) tend to avoid it just because there isn’t a lot going on.
These plans look like a lot of fun—a pleasant balance between the dubious toys in the Pooh queue and the overtly lush artifacts before Everest.
And I love that the Imagineers seem to be using SketchUp.
He is not a collector, he said, of furniture or books or art because “I’m not really into things.”
— Thom Browne saying words I’ve been saying, verbatim, for years. Good company.
i do not understand 3-d printers
like HOW is this possible
what is the substance making the thing
like they call it a printer so i feel like its paper
why isn’t it called a plaster laser then
why is it a printer
because i’m in my head being all like how the fuck is ink making hard objects?
how does one acquire such an item
who would even buy that!
i would be sitting around making plastic toys all day
like santas work shop
but i cant carry the printer around to materialize these objects
guysssss
(Curated by Rich)
Fohr Card Team: Rich Tong, Holly Stair, John Holdun
We are having a good time.
Oh I’ve never done this:
TimeHop
