


Shepard Fairey paints the town red, somewhat literally. Viva Obama.



Shepard Fairey paints the town red, somewhat literally. Viva Obama.
a new documentary in the works about the rise of DIY culture, something I’m completely in love with not only for its aesthetic, but because of its grassroots, participatory nature. DIY encourages people to think about the materials around them not just as scenery but as usable parts of a manipulable landscape. Live long, DIY.
An article in the New York Times discusses the enormous amount of food that gets wasted in America every day.
The front page of Chip Kidd’s NYT this morning. Creepily artsy.
An eco-friendly diet is easier than you might think. Peanut butter and jelly sandwiches – a long-time mainstay of lunchboxes across the country – reduces global warming, saves water, saves land, helps end world hunger, AND prevents animal cruelty. How, you ask? It’s vegan.
The PB&J Campaign manages to present the eco-friendly diet of veganism in an accessible, appetizing way. The site helps readers realize not only how beneficial veganism is, but also how tasty and easy it can be. I mean, who doesn’t love PB&J with a side of environmental conservation?

A non-profit out of Mississippi. GO >>
Coming soon to a world near you. DC chapter meets here.