While it’s more rectangular then square, I must say I highly enjoy this most excellent birdhouse:
the CatBox, the nesting place for fearless birds, by the creative folks at Lapland Industries
CatBox - the nesting place for fearless birds
Cube the Cat doesn't seem hungry
I’ve added a Cube the Cat Adventures group photo pool on Flickr. I will continue taking pictures of my own Cube the Cat as he explores the world, but I would be overjoyed to see other Cube the Cat’s out there. If you are inspired to make your own Cube, please take pictures and add them to the pool!
I know there is already one other Cube the Cat out in Medicine Park!
Download the Cube the Cat, papercraft PDF (version 0.6 beta).
Tulgey Wood Designs, the brain child of the fabulous seamstress Robynne Winchester, now has a website—designed by yours truly—displaying her wares and services.
Robynne Winchester is perhaps most well known for her collaboration with Nifer Fahrion of NifNaks in the creation of the ingenious Carharrt-Inspired Work Corset.
It’s been a long time brewing but BalsaMan.org is finally live! And you know what that means‚ Balsa Man 2009 is right around the corner! The Balsa Man burns in 48 days!
For more info check out the new Balsa Man Website and follow @balsaman on twitter.
Those Cape Town, South Africa, electronic musicians are freak’n weird I tell ya‚Äîweird in an awesome way but still weird. If you don’t believe me watch the above video for “Fred is Dead” by the Tone Deaf Junkies.
I haven’t really heard of the Tone Deaf Junkies until recently. The Cape Town music scene itself is pretty amazing: from Sibot to Watkin Tudor Jones to Markus Wormstorm, a lot of awesome music comes out of Cape Town and much of it is on heavy rotation on my ipod. The Tone Deaf Junky track “Fred is Dead is interesting because it’s a track used as in the soundtrack for a scifi novel set in Cape Town called Moxyland. That’s right I said a soundtrack for a book. If you buy it in ebook format the soundtrack (featuring all Cape Town musicians) is embedded which is pretty awesome if you ask me. I haven’t gotten the book myself yet but it’s on my wishlist. You can also get the Moxyland soundtrack separately if that’s your thing.
One of my favorite new bands… Tremor: live instrument Argentinian Cumbia folk + delicious glitchy downtempo = luscious awesome! Damn good video too.
Posted via web from CatCubed’s Random Snippets
The e-zine What’s Up Buenos Aires has more on Tremor here. Also they have a couple mp3s to download: