Don't Forget Your Hat.

I'm Back!

2010-06-07T21:14:00.004+01:00

I've been absent in every sense of the word for the last couple of months and have missed sharing some truly great stuff, but I'm very much back and tres keen. I start with this visual treat from Studio Dumbar which is part of the arresting identity created for this year's European Design Festival. You can read more at Creative Review.

eh?

2010-03-02T01:19:00.005Z

I just noticed that one of my favourite and most admired design studios' website is being updated and I thought the holding page was too good not to be shared.

www.ehquestionmark.com

Homework

2010-03-02T01:11:00.003Z

Warsaw-based studio Homework are next on show at Kemistry Gallery. It's their first London show and over 50 of their posters will be on display. They make some really interesting stuff and it's well worth a look.

The Joy Formidable

2010-03-02T00:59:00.004Z

Going to watch this band at the Electric Ballroom on 24th March.
Check them out on MySpace.

Luzinterruptus

2010-03-02T00:49:00.004Z

Spanish designers Luzinterruptus are responsible for the recent installation of 800 illuminated books strewn across the streets under Brooklyn Bridge in New York, armed with the intention that literature should seize the streets.

Read more on designboom.com

Anni Albers

2010-03-01T23:44:00.004Z

The Anni Albers: Prints and Studies show runs from 18 March to 17 April 2010 at The Alan Cristea in London. Anni Albers is a genius and greatly influential Bauhaus pioneer most famous for her textiles. This show is a must.

www.alancristea.com

Clip Stamp Fold

2010-01-30T16:28:00.002Z

Great band. Genius poster. Go see them.

No. 37

2010-01-30T16:19:00.003Z

The Middle East

2010-01-30T15:32:00.003Z

Gorgeous. Blood by The Middle East

The buggers.

2010-01-30T15:18:00.002Z

A couple of weekends ago I was sitting in a cafe talking to a friend and we decided that we need to create a gorgeous and well designed year planner because all existing ones we've ever seen are ugly as hell. It looks like Crispin Finn had the same idea and beat us to it. They did a great job too. You can read more at Creative Reveiw.

Live At Your Local

2010-01-11T23:40:00.004Z

Nice flyer I picked up this week. Cool Typography. Live at Your Local is a weekly email listing of music, entertainment and community events in Hackney and Islington and close by.
www.liveatyourlocal.org.uk

BQ motherf**king E

2010-01-11T23:22:00.010Z

Sick. Having set aside his ambitious attempt on writing an all conquering, beautiful and genius album for every U.S. state, Sufan Stevens' latest project - The BQE - is a soundtrack for his film on the history of the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway. I know we're not very far in, but this is by far my favourite piece of design so far in 2010, awesome type, great image, perfect fusion. I haven't purchased it yet and don't know who the artist is (may be Sufjan himself for all I know), but I'm extremely excited to listen to it, watch the film, read the comic and to see undoubtedly further than the cover.

Losing The Plot

2010-01-11T22:58:00.006Z

Danish design duo Hvass & Hannibal have an upcoming exhibition at Kemistry Gallery from 15 January through 27 February. Definitely worth checking out. Hvass and Hannibal produce hypnotic and beautiful pattern apparently derived from the collation and sorting of random data.
www.kemistrygallery.co.uk

Another Year, Another Colour

2010-01-11T22:42:00.005Z

So here we are, 2010. This, according to Pantone, is the official 'Colour of the Year' 2010 - Turquoise 15-5519. Good choice I think.
www.designboom.com

Typograffit innit.

2009-12-13T02:25:00.003Z

Super addictive.
typograffit.com

Wesbter Hall

2009-12-11T06:48:00.007Z

I'm sure it's just the bored sign assemblers joking around but isn't there just a little bit inside of you that want's to believe it was a genuine dyslexia induced, slow motion error. Man, it would make my day. Being gullable should be re-labeled optimistic.

Cable Frame

2009-12-09T22:58:00.010Z

The first thing you think is 'I wish I'd thought of that' right? Well Maisie Maud Broadhead did. Great idea.
www.maisiebroadhead.com

Free Falling

2009-12-03T00:43:00.002Z

Surely the greatest self portraits of all time? Inspired by the helplessness he felt after the 9/11 attacks, Kerry Skarbakka photographs himself falling from trees, jumping off bridges and in the midst of fires. Seriously worth a look. Amazing shots.

View more at theguardian.co.uk

Stranger Than Paradise

2009-12-03T00:33:00.003Z

The ICA are hosting a Jim Jarmusch extravaganza all through December, to celebrate the release of the great director's latest movie 'The Limits of Control'. They're playing three of his own masterpieces (Dead Man, Stranger Than Paradise, Down by Law) along with The Limits of Control, plus a bunch of other bad ass and rare films that inspired the amazing fruit bar.

You can read all about it and view the programme in full right here.

Mixtape

2009-12-03T00:28:00.005Z

Also whilst browsing through Juxtapoz I discovered this dude - Aakash Nihalani. He's a street artist that goes round altering environments and dimensions with muti-coloured tape. He's just branched out to India apparently. Read more here and definately check out Aakash's website www.aakashnihalani.com

Blind Leading the Blind

2009-12-03T00:11:00.004Z

I found this animation on juxtapoz.com. Ericailcane, DEM from Italy and Will Barras from the UK, created the animation to accompany music that was being written at the same time by – Om Unit (UK), Tatsuki (JP) and Tayone (IT).

They all worked in Bologna for 4 consecutive days, but never saw the final result of each other’s work until the last day.

When everything was brought together for the final showcase, no one knew what it would look and sound like together until the show started.

BAD.

You can read in more detail here.

UO

2009-12-03T00:06:00.002Z

Some nice type for Urban Outfitters Christmas sale poster.
www.urbanoutfitters.com

Nobutaka Aozaki

2009-12-02T23:53:00.005Z

'Tgot' by Nobutaka Aozaki.

I recently visited the Hunter College's end of year Art show and was particularly taken by Nobutaka's work. This installation piece was super immersive, I stood gawk eyed for ages, sucked in by it's mortal breathing and hypnotic pulse. You can check out more of his Nobutaka's work on his website www.nobutakaaozaki.com. The Smiley Bag Project is pretty bitching also! Good work.

No Trucking Way

2009-12-02T23:43:00.003Z

The worlds largest travelling camera.
www.cameratruck.net

Wall To Wall

2009-11-11T23:04:00.002Z

Catch this if you can. An installation by Raw Edges Design Studio for British furniture playboys Established & Sons. On view until 24th November at Established's LIMITED gallery in Mayfair.

Isla

2009-11-11T22:59:00.002Z

Great artwork for Isla, the new album from the truly incredible Portico Quartet. Seriously, you need this band in your life. Listen here and here.

{ths}

2009-11-11T22:52:00.004Z

More from Mr. Schostock. This is a link to much interesting work from his studio {ths}. Thomas also co-founded the Cape Arcona Type Foundry which is worth a peep. Smoe great free fonts available to download.

glOry

2009-11-11T22:41:00.004Z

Love this dude (Thomas Schostock)'s jounal/sketchbook excerpts from Devora Ran. Reminded me to do more hands on collaging/photocopying/drawing/ripping/sticking like the good old college days. Too often I, for one, head straight to my faithful Mac nowadays. Long live the archaic and analogue. Get your pencils out. Ahem.

Love Me or Fuck me but don't do both

2009-11-06T04:49:00.003Z

Detail from Cedric Christie's exhibition at Flowers East Gallery on Kingsland Road. It's Christie's first solo UK show and runs until 14th November. You can read more here and here.

Turn The Page

2009-11-06T04:39:00.003Z

Banging track. Sick video. 'Namida' by Swiss/Japanese duo TIM & PUMA MIMI.

Justified

2009-11-06T04:31:00.007Z

Excellent posters/flyers for East London collective Bad Passion Project. I love them. Really refreshing and unusual 1940's coastal holiday resort / Japanese thing going on. Can't put my finger on it. You can see the whole set here. No idea who designs them? Mail me.

Cold Cave

2009-11-04T05:30:00.011Z

My new favourite band. I could immediately pick out a ton of influences when I listened to Cold Cave and almost dismissed them straight away. Then I realised I loved all of said influences. I have listened to the tracks on their MySpace over and over. Am excited to hear more and hopefully catch them live. They're playing Proud Gallery Saturday night (November 7th) so get down there if you can. It's a phat night anyway.

Stated influences:
1) Pamela Ludwig as "Cory" in Over The Edge (1979)
2) Laurie Bird as "The Girl" in Two-Lane Blacktop (1971)
3) Barbara Hershey as "Sandy" in Last Summer (1969)
4) Linda Manz as "Cebe" in Out of the Blue (1980)

And some stuff I can hear:
New Order and Joy Division, Yellow Magic Orchestra, Errors, Air, Kraftwerk, Cut Copy, Baby Dayliner, Fuck Buttons, Fischerspooner, Flying Lotus, Charles de Goal...

Prety tasty collage too.

www.myspace.com/coldcave

Olivier Kosta-Thefaine

2009-11-03T21:38:00.001Z

Olivier Kosta-Thefaine composes his works using the flame of a lighter applied to ceilings. You can read in detail on Yatzer.

Ay Ay Ay

2009-11-02T23:40:00.003Z

Minimal giants Kompakt are just about to release Ay Ay Ay by Matias Aguyayo in the UK. The album has gained a certain mainstream interest due to the fact that Aguyayo predominantly uses his voice as an instrument throughout. But this stretches way beyond novelty in to a complex and surprisingly relaxed, enjoyable and easy listen. You can listen to the album in full courtesy of Clash.

Lubalin Now

2009-11-02T23:27:00.003Z

The opening reception for a badass Typography exhibition at the Cooper Union, celebrating the opening of the Herb Lubalin Study Center of design and Typography, is free and open to the public. Should you happen to be in New York this Thursday then I seriously recommend dropping in. Lots of amazing work on show including this piece by favourites of mine - Non-Format. Read more and find out details here.

A Growing Pile of Work

2009-11-02T23:14:00.008Z

A Growing Pile of Work - Directed by Siggi Eggertsson. Music by Johnny Sexual.

Siggi Says - "This is a video that is made from over 400 images that I created from 2003-2009. Bits and pieces from commercial, rejected and personal projects. I had been collecting all those images to use in a completely different project, but then discovered that they could look great in animation too. After painful days in After Effects, fighting with all those 400 layers (and nearly killing my computer), the video was complete."

Let's Get Heavy

2009-11-02T22:49:00.006Z

Some Type of Wonderful is a limited edition 2010 calendar from Lifelounge, who invited 12 of the most talented up and coming, big guns of illustration and typography. It's awesome and you can buy it online at lifelounge.com. This is one of my favourites - October by Siggi Eggertsson.

Trick

2009-10-30T17:25:00.004Z

Check out this matrix system Halloween Pumpkin font from Design group Pinched Post.

Treat

2009-10-30T17:22:00.004Z

A super short film from Spike Jonze for everyone's most recent favourite douche bag Kanye West.

Sonnenzimmer

2009-10-28T04:34:00.004Z

I just discovered these guys today. Really beautiful and considered poster work for sale in limited runs. Check them out at sonnenzimmer.com

Field Work

2009-10-26T23:37:00.005Z

A exciting pop up shop and gallery called 'Field Work' opens in an unused shop on Hanbury Street this Thursday, 29th October. Curated by dreamy illustrator Caitlin Hinshelwood the upstairs shop will feature textiles, homeware, taxidermy, antiques, artists books, and gift cards from an army of young and twisted creatives. Downstairs is a gallery space with prints and works on paper for sale too. Well worth a look. You can read more on Caitlin's blog hinshelwooddeborman.blogspot.com

The Box

2009-10-23T22:37:00.003+01:00

Can't decide whether I like or dislike this plot yet, or whether it looks cheesy or sufficiently weird enough to entice me. Each time I've watched this trailer I've been more excited to see it and quite frankly if it was a trailer for shit on a stick being directed by Richard Kelly (Donnie motherf**ng Darko) then I would go see it. Can't wait.

For Those About to Kern...

2009-10-23T22:24:00.003+01:00

Dutch designer Rob Van Hoesel has some great work on his website. Go and get lost. I particularly love his Tabletto font.

Get Well Connected

2009-10-23T22:10:00.005+01:00

This is a cover I have just designed for a book on how to further or begin your career specifically using today's online social networking tools. For those of you interested, read more on the company's website mybrandacademy.com

Prmeutaonits

2009-10-19T04:21:00.007+01:00

So we'll each make a work and place them together. Or side-by-side. Or within one another. I'd like to make a new work with glass clipframes. I'll use words then, clipframes and permutations. Maybe your poems in my frames? I like this idea of an accident waiting to happen. What if it's more specific to the space itself? Because it's quite small, it's only a storefront. The show's not up for long, so consider the duration. Roughness, too. And compression. Yours are modular in the same way as mine. They're permutations, visual rhymes of each other. That's what gives it meaning. It should be quite an empty gallery when you first look. Yes, the gaps are what will fill it. - DE & RG

For those of you not lucky enough to be able to make it, this is the 'Permutations' exhibition that opened last Thursday in New York at W/--- Gallery. It's a collaboration between Daniel Eatock and Rob Giampietro that consists of 1950's Concrete Poet Emmet Williams inspired word sculptures and some carefully composed, complimentary humble clip frame arrangements. Some lovely ideas executed brilliantly in this quirky little space.

Tomorrow, in a Year

2009-10-19T03:46:00.004+01:00

The world seen through the eyes of Charles Darwin forms the basis for the performance Tomorrow, in a year. Theatre production company Hotel Pro Forma’s striking visuals blend with pop-duo The Knife’s ground-breaking music to create a new species of electro-opera.

It's been desribed by Pitchfork as looking like 'a neon hell filtered through David Lynch's melting brain'. Nuff said.

And from the inside...

2009-10-19T00:16:00.004+01:00

This is my pick of 'The Year In Pictures' 1972. President Nixon looking completely bemused by the Chinese cuisine on offer at the dinner in Hangchow with Premier Chou En-lai. Priceless.

LIFE 1972

2009-10-14T05:24:00.004+01:00

Check this out:Awesome LIFE Magazine cover from 1972, blogged about in great and interesting detail on The Font Feed. I picked up a copy on Amazon for like 8 squids. RAD.

Zero to 99

2009-10-14T05:16:00.003+01:00

I discovered this dude Robert Pollard on Aquarium Drunkard and fell in love with his collages. You can check them out here and read about him (he's quite an amazing character) and his new Boston Spaceships album 'Zero to 99' here. Enjoy.

Permutations

2009-10-14T05:03:00.006+01:00

Some kind of hootenanny put on by W/--- featuring the great Mr. Eatock amongst others. Not too sure what it is to be honest but the poster is bad ass (as are all the others from the W/--- collection - be sure to check their site) and it sounds tres interesting. I read about it here.

Tatami

2009-10-09T04:29:00.004+01:00

My latest offering; an entry for the Social Designer competition to create a shopping bag sticker graphic for Japan Brand. You can read more here, enter the competition if you're real quick and also vote for your favourite design from Monday 11th October. Plus they have other competitions to enter. Worth keeping a tab on for sure.

Somewhere in Amsterdam, I believe.

2009-10-09T04:24:00.001+01:00

Hardcore

2009-10-09T03:49:00.002+01:00

Also from The FontFeed.

120% Feast for the eyes!

2009-10-09T03:15:00.029+01:00

Seriously awesome.

Read more at The FontFeed.

Moonmilk

2009-09-11T00:05:00.005+01:00

Ryan McGinley's new London show starts 10th September through 8th October 2009, at the Alison Jaques Gallery. Read more at Creative Review.

Own Means

2009-09-01T00:21:00.002+01:00

Licking the grimy salt shadows
from his fingerprints
You dart out, faux-hippy
tripping on your on-trend benefactor's budget
Tungsten tongues, knives
in the night
Your mind is blank but for
the brilliance of your own sloppy birth

A woman heads South to town,
got souls in her suit pockets
You've got vice with her,
she stands for something
Anything means nothing, nothing
your all

You smoke roadside trash

by Saul Sherry

Tryin’ to Get to Heaven Before They Close the Door

2009-08-25T21:24:00.005+01:00

The genius that is David Spiller on show at Beaux Arts from 9th September through 3rd October. Seriously worth a look.
www.beauxarts.co.uk

Hayward Touring

2009-08-25T21:18:00.007+01:00

Hayward Touring invites proposals for an exhibition to be shown in four UK galleries in 2010/11. Application deadline: Monday 21 September 2009, 5pm

Download the application form and guidelines from the Hayward website for details.

Supermotif

2009-08-25T21:07:00.004+01:00

Supermotif is a new collaborative fashion and design collective. Open to all aspiring creative’s. All products are sold in limited edition quantities.
More details on www.supermotif.com.

HEALTH

2009-08-25T21:04:00.006+01:00

A band I was tipped off about a few months ago but have only just started listening to them. I'd like to see them live. Super artwork.
www.myspace.com/healthmusic

Since You've Been Gone

2009-08-25T20:52:00.007+01:00

A 5000 strong Pantone swatch rainbow! Read more here.

Poor. Old. Tired. Horse.

2009-08-23T23:43:00.005+01:00

Unfortunately it was the last day of this exhibition at the ICA today so this post may seem near pointless. However it was great, and if you are not familiar with 'Concrete Poetry' then it's well worth looking into. Although a small exhibition, there was a wide array of really varied work including pieces by Dom Sylvester Houdedard and Janice Kerbel (above). You can find out more about the show and it's exhibitors at www.ica.org.uk

Hidden Art 1989 - 2009

2009-08-19T23:10:00.006+01:00

New from me. Invite for Hidden Art's forthcoming exhibition 'Turning Passion into Products' at the OXO gallery, celebrating their 20th year supporting Designers and Designer-Makers.
www.hiddenartlondon.co.uk

dispatchwork

2009-08-19T22:49:00.004+01:00

Man I love Berlin.
www.yatzer.com

Dalek and Delta

2009-08-19T22:43:00.004+01:00

Awesome exhibition coming up at Elms Lesters Painting Rooms from August 28th through September 26th. Well worth a look.

Jessica Hische

2009-08-19T22:32:00.006+01:00

Brooklyn based type obsessive with a great website and tons of beautiful work.
www.jhische.com

Wexley School for Girls

2009-08-19T22:25:00.005+01:00

An Ad agency with a difference? RAD website.
www.wexley.com

Moon

2009-08-14T19:53:00.005+01:00

Awesome poster for must see movie Moon, Zowie Bowie's much anticipated Sci Fi.

You can watch the trailer here - www.sonyclassics.com/moon/

8 of clubs

2009-08-14T00:09:00.005+01:00

Here's my first 8 of clubs draft. Work in progress.

Two Weeks

2009-08-13T00:56:00.004+01:00

Awesome but pretty disturbing video for Grizzly Bear's track Two Weeks'. Freaks me out so much I don't really like watching it. Don't know why I posted it really. Is a gorgeous song though. Enjoy!

I Hate Gun Crime

2009-08-13T00:50:00.003+01:00

I love Gun Crime.
www.myspace.com/ihateguncrime

Off The Wall

2009-08-13T00:41:00.005+01:00

I went to the Private View of Illustrator Richard Hogg's first solo show last week at East London's Concrete Hermit Gallery. Richard used to work at Airside and is the sickest of penmen around. Well worth a visit. You can read more at Creative Review.

BAD

2009-08-12T23:56:00.003+01:00

Street artist Invader will display his versions of album covers for Roxy Music, Michael Jackson (R.I.P) and The Cure, rendered in Rubik’s Cubes, at Lazarides Gallery in Soho, London WC2, from 13 August to 17 September.

Fantastischen

2009-08-10T21:17:00.004+01:00

Wes Anderson. Genius.

'Do Lectures'

2009-08-05T23:58:00.002+01:00

The good guys at howies have once again planned their second annual series of ‘Do Lectures’ hosted at Cardigan Bay, West Wales on the 3rd to the 7th of September 2009.

The ‘Do Lectures’ has attracted an eclectic mix of speakers who plan to inspire others and want to make a difference through big ideas, new innovations and life experiences. This year Do Lectures has a farmer who drove his tractor to parliament to change GM food, an illustrator from San Francisco who did the titles for Spike Jonzes new film, a man who is trying to change how concrete is made, a man who cycled around the world for 4 years, a man who started a school in Denmark based on chaos… plus lots of others interesting things.

To celebrate this year’s lectures, howies have commissioned a commemorative T-shirt to mark the event. One lucky purchaser will receive a prize event ticket, valued at £1000; with their 'Do Lecture' T-shirt.

The T-shirts are sold at £15 which means they are sold at no profit. They are available to purchase from howies.co.uk.

Speaking of Haunch

2009-08-05T23:44:00.005+01:00

For anyone who doesn't know, the Haunch of Venison is a really great gallery. There is a Haunch in London, Berlin, Zurich and New York and each I've been to is in housed in an amazing building, completely different from the others but somehow they all seem to breathe the same light, clean, exciting and inviting atmosphere. The London Haunch has recently moved premises and I haven't managed to make it to the new one yet so am excited that the House of Cards exhibition is scheduled to be held there.

Also they have had some gorgeous promo material and catalogues designed for them over the years, by design studio Spin.

House Of Cards

2009-08-05T23:22:00.005+01:00

The housing and homelessness charity Shelter have invited 52 of the country’s top artists to design a playing card for a unique exhibition that forms a part of their House of Cards campaign.

They have opened up the competition to the general public for the chance to complete the pack and design the last card - 8 of Clubs.

Closing date is August 21st and the pack will be exhibited at the awesome Haunch of Venison gallery.

shelter.org
haunchofvenison.com

SOULWAX baby!

2009-08-04T04:24:00.003+01:00

Oh Death

Got Sumfin

2009-07-30T00:46:00.001+01:00

Got Nuffin

2009-07-25T02:05:00.002+01:00

Wicked artwork for Spoon's new single; Got Nuffin.

Fingers & Sockets do go...

2009-07-25T01:50:00.002+01:00

Two nice pieces of Street Art that have gone up around East London in the last couple of weeks.

gk

2009-07-25T01:46:00.002+01:00

Another fave of mine from TypeNeu, by mil3n.

Samsung Sheep

2009-07-23T23:59:00.002+01:00

No I couldn't believe it either.

NYC baby!

2009-07-23T23:54:00.003+01:00

A tasty logo by designer Silvia Fantauzzi.

Toyota IQ Font

2009-07-18T20:45:00.008+01:00

Collaboration between Belgian design duo PLEASELETMEDESIGN and Interactive artist Zach Lieberman, oh and the pro race pilot/font driver of course! Very cool. I love the K.

Details from pleaseletmedesign.com

You can download the font from toyota.be

Wow.

2009-07-14T01:13:00.006+01:00

It's a shame it's not as finished as it could be as some real time and consideration has been put into most of this brilliant idea, but it seriously lacks in some places. Pretty fucking cool none the less! You can check out how it was built at the Steam Punk Workshop

No. 36

2009-07-14T01:06:00.004+01:00

Regents Canal

Surabhi Saraf

2009-07-11T01:44:00.003+01:00

I love this.

surabhisaraf.net

YCN

2009-06-22T20:51:00.005+01:00

A little slice of creative pleasantness from the good guys at ycn.
www.ycnonline.com

Heartbreaker

2009-06-19T17:53:00.005+01:00

Nice cover. A really interesting magazine. You can download it here.

The Photographic Dictionary

2009-06-19T17:42:00.005+01:00

'Antique' by michelle Anderson

Take a look at more words at thephotographicdictionary.org

Warp 20

2009-06-13T13:07:00.005+01:00

Warp Records celebrates it's 20th anniversary with the release of this rather good looking box set. Read more on Pitchfork.

Banksy

2009-06-13T12:59:00.006+01:00

Get yourself down to Brigstow to check this out.
Free entry. June 13th - August 31st.
www.banksy.co.uk.

Play it again Boris

2009-06-09T22:38:00.005+01:00

The best and maybe the only good thing the moron has done for London. The tuner should get chalk on his wheels, don't you think?

OOXXOO

2009-06-09T22:19:00.009+01:00

6 measley pounds gets you the best line-up I have seen for ages. You can read all about it in great detail here at Soulblending. Nice poster J x

Contrail

2009-06-09T21:51:00.006+01:00

Genius. Read more here

Keep Calm

2009-06-09T21:37:00.004+01:00

From Work For Food

Bad Ass.

2009-06-05T23:48:00.002+01:00

Beyond Here Lies Nothing from Bob Dylans new album Together Through Life.
Would prefer it without the sound effects I think.

And a little slice of genius from Mr. Dylans heyday.

No. 35

2009-06-05T23:28:00.002+01:00

The Georges Tavern

Passive Agressive Notes

2009-06-05T23:00:00.005+01:00

The latest offering from the KK Outlet is the Passive Aggresive Notes exhibition that features a selection of the best from Kerry's cult blog. This one above 'Rocket Pubes' was probably my favourite.
www.passiveagressivenotes.com
www.kkoutlet.com