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Ryan Farrell just sent me this link to a project called Before I Die. I’d read about it at @photojojo. Basically, people take a Polaroid of themselves and then write what they want to do before they die. I’m honestly not so into it. I don’t know why. It’s kind of an elitist project because it’s so hard—and expensive—to get Polaroid film these days. More than that, I just dont like all the death talk. And it’s rather reductive to ask someone for ONE THING they want to do before they die. Before I die, I hope to do several million things. Like brush my teeth a few thousand times. Put on my shoes and take them off and put them on. Eat apple pie. Lot of things on that list. Which is why I am not going to make that list—nor will I narrow it all down to just one thing! Dammit!
But Ryan convinced me to post this by saying: “It’s not depressing. It’s using dead technology to spite death. Like when the Goonies find dead one-eyed-willie they’re like ‘whoah freakout’ but then mikey(?)’s all ‘nah, i consider this an affirmation.’”
Guess I’m just a sucker for a Goonies reference.
(via BEFORE I DIE I WANT TO)
I just ordered a bunch of these to give as Christmas presents. Gifty gifty! But I’m only giving them to people who give ME things. So pony up!
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(via canadiansliveinigloos via inspiredmess)
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DRAWINGS OF OBSOLETE CAMERAS: Volume I, Issue 6
Christine Berrie has done a series of great drawings of obsolete objects. And now…tote bags!
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(via sincerelee via mermaidsareflying)
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TATTOOS OF OBSOLETE OBJECTS: Vol. III, Is. 10
Polaroid Sleeve
“A pack of ten polaroids. Not finished yet. Each one will be filled in from polaroids I have taken in black and grey with realistic shading. Watch these spaces!”
(via Rubistyle ~Amy~)
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This is a site has a different hand-drawn “Polaroid” each day. I’d like to see a real Polaroid of an elephant poll dancing. But maybe I just have a dirty mind.
[via drysafemarker]
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DRAWINGS OF OBSOLETE CAMERAS: Volume I, Issue 5 (via ilyfool)
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My birthday is in February… Just sayin’.
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