So this is not my last post and not my first. this blog, column, magazine have seen many different shades of white. When I started back in 2006 i was not sure if I even where able to make it thru 1 week. But here I’am 5 years later, 1000 articles plus.

There are so many things that i’ve missed during the years but there are also so many things that i covered. So where do I want this little baby to go in the future? Frankly I don’t know. There are still a good bunch of you readers comming back every week, and there are still no new posts…

A couple of months ago Me and a friend started http://copygr.am a great service that lets you enjoy Instagram on your computer or iPad. My friend also runs the blog http://www.thecubetheory.com – and we also started http://danjan.se

So what are we doing right now? Well we are planning our move on version 2 of Copygram, it’s going to be awesome. We are also working some state of the art concepts for new online services.

Bare with me… I don’t know where we are going but I know one thing, I’ll always love design, architecture, music, videos, photography and cultural awareness.

see you soon / Linus

Everyday i have a quick look at some different blogs and inspiration sites… I spend my evenings looking at some amazing stuff online, and every now and then i drag-n-drop a photo into a little folder on my desktop names “inspired by unknown”. So first of i thought i name this section just that due to the lack of source control and ability to give cred to the creator. I know this sounds unfair and that there are loads of she creatives and he creatives that stands behind this work, I understand how you feel, but there is something in me that just want to share all this goodie bits and pieces.

Listen to this {Noah and the Whale} and browse the photos.

Lets sum the year 2010… Fixies, Beautiful mixed interior, Girls, Art, Photos, Videos, Amazing new artist, and YOU, the readers. We are not doing a lot with the site at the moment. We are still glad to see the numbers grow, we now have a weekly reach around 12.000 unique visitors. Last month you guys represented well over 150 countries and 1300 cites… When i first started to write and share… lets be honest, most sharing others great work with you I never thought I was going to reach 12.000 creatives each week… and not the wide range either.

We will be away for a month… planning on change, and new things for the site, we want to keep it simple, but as all companies we want to grow, be able to share more great things and maybe we can inspire others to be more than good, to be exceptional, aim for perfection. Thats something we haven’t done in a long time here. We are kind of in a loop… A loop where we just continue to share, kind of in Limbo.

So today I give you the year 2010 in 52 picked photos. And hopefully next year, in the beginning of december things will look a lot different, and more focused on YOU without just YOU and YOU this site is nothing, I want to share because i know people read and flick thru the photos, videos and music that we share.

QUOTED…
Mountain West – 2010

Allandale House is an A-frame(s) house for an idiosyncratic connoisseur and her family. Along with its occupants, the Allandale House also provides space for an eccentric collection of artifacts that resist straightforward classification. Wines, rare books, stuffed birds and an elk mount are among the relics on display in this small vacation house.
The house links three horizontal extrusions of “leaning,” or asymmetrical A-frames. The skinny A-frame on the western side contains the library, wine cellar and garage. The wide A-frame in the center of the house is dedicated to two floors of bedrooms and bathrooms. The medium A-frame on the eastern side consists of living, kitchen and dining areas. The house aims to undermine the seeming limitations of a triangular section by augmenting and revealing the extreme proportion in the vertical direction, and utilizing the acutely angled corners meeting the floor as moments for thickened walls, telescopic apertures and built-in storage.

Via. thecubetheory.com

Caravan is a Coffee Roastery, Bar & Restaurant based out in London. They have a well planned and over the edge executed graphic profile signed by design agency Inhouse. The profile is built upon Jackson Burkes font Trade Gothic and a textured weapons shield. Trade Gothic is a classic print font and in the hands of Inhouse it even gives you french vibes. We are weak for the cuff links and bottles.

Enjoy.