Marshall Alexander, a paper sculptor has taken over our afternoon. He constructs delightful stylised paper sculptures which are downloadable from his website. This is one my girls and I constructed. It’s Max from Maurice Sendak’s popular children book Where The Wild Things Are and Max is in mid-rumpus mode.

There’s a whole set of images on my Flickr photostream. A word of warning though, put aside a lot of time to do these sculptures. It’s worth it!

I love coffee. We have a nice Siemens-Porsche designed machine at home and the smell of Illy coffee on a Saturday morning is high up on my list of favorite things.

The illustration on the right is from a set by Christopher Neimann describing his coffee habits through the years. Beautifully illustrated.

Okay, okay. So it’s fake. But still brilliant though!

What a great idea! You download the NumberKey connect software, download the App on your iPhone, et voilà! An external number pad for your MacBook Pro! And with skins to match your laptop. Now if there’s only a way to keep the iPhone 3G from bobbing around while I enter timecodes….

This is xkcd. I’ve been subscribing to the RSS feed for the last year or so. It is hilarious in a very geeky way, which obviously appeals to me. What’s even funnier than the panel above is the ALT tag embedded in the image (or if you hover over for a while): “A veteran Scrabble player would notice the ‘OSTRICH’ option.”

Go through the archives and I dare you not to find something that didn’t make you laugh out loud.

Brilliant.