Today, 02.27.10

This iamges are just amazing and few are really touched me.

Love the blog - the images are fascinating and diverse. Great contribution to the visually attentive.

Hi Eric

The graphic illustrations are really timeless, the first work, I guess is a representation of the splitting of an atom and the hand shows man either receiving it or giving it out, and we all know what happened next. The eighth picture makes me wonder why hillbillies had to give their kids guns to carry. Well we now the stories of natural born killers and kids going into schools and blowing things up. I call it the bad old days.

The ninth picture of the manikin family shows a man, his wife, child and mistress. Now, now a first aid box. Someone is going to have a patch up. The twelfth illustration of the clown in my mind’s eye represents the emptiness and sadness within those we believe have everything to makes us happy. Nineteenth picture is a fringe or some type of twilight zone art work, having a hidden meaning to it.

While the French artist in the twenty-first illustration charms its prey using jazz instruments.

It’s a nice collection and a lesson in history.

Thank you for this weekly bit of inspiration. I enjoy visual journeys the links allow you to take.

I had an out loud verbal response to the next to last image. I've said it before, and will say it again, these collections get me going every time. Thanks for your work to put them together.

I regularly enjoy the eclecticism found in these jaunts of design. The secret theme, the unspoken captions, everything else can be forgotten as each speaks its own existence. -always a joy