Timoni West is a web designer in San Francisco.
This is her blog.

[ Please Don’t Go Girl ]

[ A comic look at Amazon reviews of the Three Wolf Moon T-shirt ]

I couldn’t decide which screenshot to pick, honestly.

[ via Jim Uwin: The Incredibles: The Chairs ]

Watched this movie recently and was struck, again, by the beauty of it.

[ still from Jon Klassen’s trailer for White is for Witching, by Helen Oyeyemi ]

jstn:

Catan for PS3, only available in Japan and Hong Kong right now.

Nice, but how do you hide your cards?

A few weeks ago I was tagged to show a screenshot of my desktop. For one reason or another, it’s abnormally tidy. The above screenshot is a much more accurate version.

During the workday, I want quick access to the gobs of PSDs and screenshots I’m constantly making. They’re usually all for the same project, so there isn’t much of a need to organize, and I like being able to thoughtlessly click on the same icon—the desktop—no matter what project I’m working on. When I’m done, everything is cleaned up and put in folders.

People sometimes make fun of my big desktop icons, but they’re very handy for this particular type of organization, as is the plain desktop image.

[ screenshot of 000 TEXT ]

[ screenshot of SOME UNIVERSE for heike, dragan and ]

[ we’ve been villa’d ]

[ via ade dreams of pavement (a better day) ]

[ via John K Stuff: Frazetta Caricatures Composition ]

“This idea of extreme composition and artistically controlled staging used to be popular among great movie directors. It was an essential part of their jobs.

John Ford could possibly be the most extreme of extremes. He made caricatures of movies. The images in his films are so strikingly graphic that I find them beautiful and funny at the same time. They are almost cartoons. Imagine if life was this planned?”

It’s a lol…internet

Heh, exactly.

[ Jason Tozer — Close [Microsite], via Blanka.co.uk ]

Hott.

[ via girlrenegade.org ]

Not exactly topical right this second, but Biden’s dance-y face makes it worth the post.