Just brilliant. The Chapmans are in the enviable position of being permitted to fuck around with pretty much any cultural establishment that tires to hire them.

From Brian. Whoever he may be, he is a hero.

Lisa Katayama writing for BoingBoing on Nepali street food in SF. The recipes at the end seem worth holding on to.

Adam Greenfield expanding intelligently on existing networks for citizens to report 'stuff' to their city (FixMyStreet et al) and wondering whether urban bug trackers point to a potential future solution.

A single-page website I’ve recently built for Amanda Harvie’s new consultancy startup.

South African budget airline Kuala have redesigned their airplane livery in-house. It’s very, very well done.

Nothing fancy, just a really nice laptop sleeve from Twelve South.

After setting out a few years ago to buy a globe for his father's 80th birthday and finding pricey pieces that fell short of his expectations in craftsmanship, London craftsman Peter Bellerby took it upon himself to come up with something better.

Evan Roth’s Graffiti Analysis project is an attempt to design a standard markup language to describe graffiti writing, and also a digital blackbook collating an open source library of tags from writers around the world.

Zombie ukulele rockabilly tunes. Good Halloween music.