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.
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.
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.
“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.