Posts by Beamer

Aerial photos of the beach by Antoine Rose. Go find a beach this weekend, I’ll be in LA.

A clever, playful, perfect nightlight made by designer Nicholas Baker. The minimalism of this could not be better.

More info including his sketches here.

A game designer and programmer, James D. Sachs created his art using his Amiga, usually at lowest resolution (320×200). Amazing stuff. Makes me feel like I’m playing EcoQuest again.

Spring is here! The sun is out, the parks are full of people. Put your shorts and windbreakers on.

Penguin Cafe Orchestra, founded in 1972 by classical musician and composer Simon Jeffes, is the epitome of springtime, and nothing short of pure class. Their first album was produced and released by Eno under his “Obscure” label.

Here’s a track from each of their first four albums. Enjoy.

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Exciting single from NY based HAERTS. Keep ’em coming.

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From my stacks of new age, here’s Mark Isham’s debut album. It was oddly released on Windham Hill, which isn’t known for it’s electronic influence.

He plays the trumpet, which is more apparent in the rest of the album, but listen to it’s incorporation into the first track.

It’s a beautiful release, and even if it wasn’t, the sleeve would make up for it.

I don’t know who this guy is, or where he came from, but let’s hope he Kickstarts his app concept so we can give him a million dollars.

The perfect ladder concept by Co & Co. I don’t care how much weight it doesn’t support, where’s my order form.

For the New Yorkers, Swann Auction Galleries is hosting a Modernist Posters auction. Looks too good to miss.

Catalog
Image Gallery

Exhibition May 5-10, Auction May 10 1:30 PM

104 East 25th Street
(212) 254-4710

Some recent Instagrams from my trip to Yosemite. If you haven’t been, go.
More on my Instagram: @beamercola