Hello Bauldoff is a greeting of multifarious stimuli as observed by designer,
Joe Bauldoff.

My name is Joe Bauldoff, an artist, designer and connoisseur of bright, blinky, shiny things in Charlotte, North Carolina, USA.

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November 4 2009109 notesComments (View)
Frozen In Time, Switzerland is an absolutely gorgeous project by roving photographer Nathalie Daoust. These surreal, dreamlike images began as black and white photographs, taken with a pinhole camera, then hand-colored.
In this altered state of reality, stillness and silence permeate each image, each is a moment frozen in time. Here memory and introspection create a labyrinth of illusion, mystery and fantasy. Although the images are part of a series, each is unique and non-sequential. The narrative that evolves throughout the works is a personal one, a journey, steeped in self-scrutiny, towards coming to terms with one’s identity through life experiences, loss and sorrow as well as pleasure.
The series won grand prize in the 2009 Banff Mountain Photography Competition. Serko photographer Matthieu Paley was another participant.
(dugg)



Frozen In Time, Switzerland is an absolutely gorgeous project by roving photographer Nathalie Daoust. These surreal, dreamlike images began as black and white photographs, taken with a pinhole camera, then hand-colored.

In this altered state of reality, stillness and silence permeate each image, each is a moment frozen in time. Here memory and introspection create a labyrinth of illusion, mystery and fantasy. Although the images are part of a series, each is unique and non-sequential. The narrative that evolves throughout the works is a personal one, a journey, steeped in self-scrutiny, towards coming to terms with one’s identity through life experiences, loss and sorrow as well as pleasure.

The series won grand prize in the 2009 Banff Mountain Photography CompetitionSerko photographer Matthieu Paley was another participant.

(dugg)

October 19 200938 notesComments (View)
While Deerhoof was owning my ears today, I realized that I had bookmarked some videos from their appearance on Pitchfork.tv earlier this year. I would post one here for you, but as they are all so wrought full of badassery, I will instead link to each excellent one below:
Tears and Music of Love / Fresh Born / Dummy Discards A Heart / Rainbow Silhouette of the Milky Rain / Snoopy Waves / Milk Man
Also, check out their complete set from the Great American Music Hall, August 9th, 2009.


While Deerhoof was owning my ears today, I realized that I had bookmarked some videos from their appearance on Pitchfork.tv earlier this year. I would post one here for you, but as they are all so wrought full of badassery, I will instead link to each excellent one below:

Tears and Music of LoveFresh BornDummy Discards A HeartRainbow Silhouette of the Milky RainSnoopy WavesMilk Man

Also, check out their complete set from the Great American Music Hall, August 9th, 2009.

October 18 200913 notesComments (View)
Ipung Kurniawan of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, does such elaborately detailed work. I love his wayang-inspired pieces, I’m Gods, The Bagong, The Petruk, and The Gereng.



Ipung Kurniawan of Yogyakarta, Indonesia, does such elaborately detailed work. I love his wayang-inspired pieces, I’m Gods, The Bagong, The Petruk, and The Gereng.

October 18 200929 notesComments (View)
The Gyrofocus fireplace has been voted the World’s Most Beautiful Object 2008–2009 in the Pulchra design competition, which considers itself the first ‘beauty contest’ exclusively reserved for objects.

Gyrofocus is by fireplace maker Focus, a French company. It can pivot 360° and has been exhibited in several contemporary museums, including the Guggenheim.

(via Boing Boing)


The Gyrofocus fireplace has been voted the World’s Most Beautiful Object 2008–2009 in the Pulchra design competition, which considers itself the first ‘beauty contest’ exclusively reserved for objects.

Gyrofocus is by fireplace maker Focus, a French company. It can pivot 360° and has been exhibited in several contemporary museums, including the Guggenheim.

(via Boing Boing)

October 13 200977 notesComments (View)


Let Yourself Feel. Wonderfully serene motion work by Argentina’s Esteban Diácono. The project was inspired by Icelandic composer Ólafur Arnalds, who eventually requested that this be the official music video for Ljósið, the song featured in the work.

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October 11 200925 notesComments (View)
Love these custom Alphabet Pillows that Hilary Cosgrove makes from recycled suit-jackets. As she says, some will have buttons, some will have a pocket, all retro awesome tweeds, herringbones and checks.

Also check out her sweet owl pillow.

(via notcot)


Love these custom Alphabet Pillows that Hilary Cosgrove makes from recycled suit-jackets. As she says, some will have buttons, some will have a pocket, all retro awesome tweeds, herringbones and checks.

Also check out her sweet owl pillow.

(via notcot)

October 10 200971 notesComments (View)
Colorful display typography by Brooklyn designer Dylan Mulvaney. As seen in Manhattan Magazine’s The A to Z of NYC Design.

(via FFFFOUND!)


Colorful display typography by Brooklyn designer Dylan Mulvaney. As seen in Manhattan Magazine’s The A to Z of NYC Design.

(via FFFFOUND!)

October 10 200960 notesComments (View)