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From MSNBC's "The Week in Pictures" from April 30–May 7.
Balancing act
The photographer who took this picture of a bicyclist being upended after hitting a pothole submerged in rainwater in Xiamen, China, is coming under fire. Critics say he was lying in wait to capture an unfortunate incident instead of warning people about the impending danger. The photographer defends himself by arguing that without his pictures, the government would have never noticed the pothole.
What I designed:
What they want instead:
That's a good looking histogram.
I could really care less about Michigan or Ohio state football, but this hand lettered typography from 1969 is pretty amazing. It's one of the many things I scan on a daily basis at work.
Kate and I visited the Meijer Sculpture Gardens yesterday afternoon in Grand Rapids. She checked out some letterpress equipment for her new studio as well. Awesome clone stamping job by yours truly.
Today Kate and I started to paint her new studio. We did a lot of cleaning and met some of the artists working next door. We left covered in paint splatters.
From MSNBC's "The Week in Pictures" from April 30–May 7.
