Adbusting in Berlin
Via Wooster Collective. Larger views here.
By adres in Portugal. The piece commemorates the Carnation Revolution, which is remembered in Portugal with a national holiday celebrating freedom.
Make Mine Chocolate!
Via dailybunny: Some Easter awareness; please spread the word.
Via bebelestrange (via msbojangles), by Jody Barton.
Necklace from Linda Loudermilk’s Water is a Human Right collection, via Interior design room.
This Is Not An Invitation To Rape Me
Via switchblades (via settingitaside, via jess and josh).
By Tes One, via Juxtapoz.
Via Flickr.
Via rebel:art.
By Peter Fuss, via don’t touch my moleskine.
Via capucha.
Drawings by Capucine, with lines from Once Upon a Time, Capucine’s heretofore most famous video. The drawings are currently available for purchase to benefit Edurelief.
Why Failure Inspires Some and Demoralizes Others: The Effort Effect
“Common sense suggests that ability inspires self-confidence. And it does for a while—so long as the going is easy. But setbacks change everything. Dweck realized—and, with colleague Elaine Elliott soon demonstrated—that the difference lay in the kids’ goals. ‘The mastery-oriented children are really hell-bent on learning something,’ Dweck says, and ‘learning goals’ inspire a different chain of thoughts and behaviors than ‘performance goals.’”
By Marina Krakovsky, discovered via Boing Boing.
By David Shrigley, via Wooster Collective.
