maps and bits
Mar. 10th, 2009 05:25 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
thanatea few links, for no particular reason:
Victorian glove map courtesy of Bioephemera (a recently-discarded "I found this on the internet" blog with some quite interesting links in it)
Treasure map of your innards (or someone's, anyway) for the silly pirate fans.
Moleskine Alchemy from Bibliodyssey; one of the more fascinating concepts of what to do with a blank book, rendering it completely useless and absolutely fascinating. And I know a few dolls who'd love one of these...
a Gamecube reliquary? I'm sure those of you who read "I found this on the internet" blogs regularly have already seen this one, but I'm still contemplating the implications of Saint Nintendo, who must, I suppose, be our intermediary with... not quite sure on this one, actually. Um.
And then, shamelessly stolen from![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
jazzfish, are the flavor of New York, brilliantly rendered in subtle arrangements of legos, and grammar, also simplistically
You may now return to your regularly scheduled day.
Victorian glove map courtesy of Bioephemera (a recently-discarded "I found this on the internet" blog with some quite interesting links in it)
Treasure map of your innards (or someone's, anyway) for the silly pirate fans.
Moleskine Alchemy from Bibliodyssey; one of the more fascinating concepts of what to do with a blank book, rendering it completely useless and absolutely fascinating. And I know a few dolls who'd love one of these...
a Gamecube reliquary? I'm sure those of you who read "I found this on the internet" blogs regularly have already seen this one, but I'm still contemplating the implications of Saint Nintendo, who must, I suppose, be our intermediary with... not quite sure on this one, actually. Um.
And then, shamelessly stolen from
jazzfish, are the flavor of New York, brilliantly rendered in subtle arrangements of legos, and grammar, also simplisticallyYou may now return to your regularly scheduled day.