Category: Websites
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Street Art Locator
Loving this open-source map of street art around the world–Street Art Locator Find galleries, installations, graffiti, sculptures, paintings and even stencils and stickers worldwide. Add your own findings as you come across them. Check it out. Very cool and handy, I just wish they had a smartphone app to upload finds on the go…
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Yosemite at 17-gigapixels
Ever wished you could visit Yosemite National Park but never had the means one way or another? Why wait? Enjoy a virtual visit with a series of five 17 gigapixel images shot by Harlem-based photographer, Gerard Maynard during the summer of 2008. Yosemite at 17-gigapixels
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The Internet Sends Me Cake
Today I was featured on the Internet Sends Me Cake! Check it out! If you want some of your own tasty baked goods to enjoy from my kitchen to yours, a few of my more popular items are listed on Etsy. Special thanks the Jessica Hische for her original idea behind the Internet Sends Me…
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KoboBooks
Looking for better reading material to enjoy on your iPhone or Blackberry? Try KoboBooks— a wealth of free e-books 😀
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TinEye
Wondering where that random photo you saved to your desktop a year ago came from originally? Try TinEye— a reverse image search, neato!
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PDFmyURL
Every once in a while, a friend or client asks me how to ‘copy’ a website so they can print it out and share it with others. While I am always happy to help with screenshots, lately I’ve found that sharing PDF my URL is far easier–in one click, the site produces a PDF from…
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Tea Round
Ever fight with your friends and colleagues over whose turn it is to get the coffee or tea each afternoon on your (fika) break? Sounds like you could benefit from Tea Round!
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ToneMatrix
Generally I try and avoid brief posts about random novelties, but this is just too cool to pass up. People, have you seen the ToneMatrix? Seriously, this is such a neat application– simple, elegant and just plain fun!
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Cheese or Font
For whatever reason, I’ve had a tendency over the last three years to avoid general silliness here on AmandaMuses; some of it can be chalked up to an attempt to keep my private self private and allow this site to serve as more of a public sketchbook related to my work. But for those who…
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Poppytalk Handmade August Market
Poppytalk Handmade has just launched their latest monthly online “street market.” Beginning today and running through Friday, September 18, this month’s theme is “School Days: A back to school market.” If you haven’t already taken a look this month’s goodies, here is a peek at some of the things that caught my eye: Uncle Rutherford…
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Poppytalk
Not long after my last post about Poppytalk Handmade’s summer market, their poor server went on strike. Until they finalize negotiations with the picketing server, their lovely blog is, as always, up and full of beautiful things to inspire your heart and fill your home.
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Poppytalk Handmade
Checkout the latest “street market” over at Poppytalk Handmade. Running through July 10, this month’s theme is “here comes the sun.” If you haven’t checked out the site before, Poppytalk curates a monthly online showcase of international design talent; beautiful handmade items are available in this fun and diverse arena. If you haven’t already taken…
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Cargotecture
Since the 1,300 mile move in October, I’ve had a new appreciation for freight containers. The fact that two apartments worth of belongings and an industrial workshop-worth of tools and machinery into a single box without filling it was simply amazing to me— the ultimate game of tetris, I suppose. So it’s no wonder I’m…
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Too Much
More is rarely more… unless of course you’re trying to give your viewers a seizure, as this website appears to be attempting….
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Shameless
New Sketchbook, check it out. Mostly experiments but ideally thoughts on the multitude of design articles and publications I read There’s also an rss feed too, if that’s your sort of thing.