mnmlist wordpress theme from mnmlist

rare is it that someone this gifted is willing to be so free and open with his/her work. here he offers his wordpress theme. for free.

Quark – a mini php CMS

From Vladimir Carrer’s blog:

“Quark is probably the smallest Content Management System build with PHP. It’s actually build of one PHP function. It’s meant to help web designers to manage small web sites.”

2010

Something interesting about this illustration.

Reading the title you can probably guess what this program can do, or more what it can’t do. The above quote got me thinking about the process of writing on a typewriter and I was surprised to not be able to find any program that could mimic that interaction.

So on a whim I ran with this weird idea and turned to Elance, where I found Denis Sokol in Russia and he created this program.

It’s super, super simple and basic. All you can do is type in one direction. You can’t delete, you can’t copy, you can’t paste. You can save and print. And you can switch between black text on white and green on black; full screen and window.

see original link here

Susy’s White and Minimal Spice Rack

from “the kitchn.com”: When we showed you Susy’s simple and perfectly organized kitchen, several of you immediately went ga-ga over her minimalist spice rack. One reader sent us the photo above and begged us to tell her where to find. Well, you can’t buy it, but you can build it! Susy built the spice rack out of common and inexpensive materials, and she very kindly shared her template with us. Read on for instructions, photos and even a diagram!”

www.thekitchn.com/

minimalism series by ben heine

Ben Heine is a Belgian painter, illustrator, portraitist, caricaturist and photographer. This is a series of minimalism displayed on his flickr entitled Pure Minimalism. It is a series of 6 photos – and incredibly, he offers each in their full resolution for printing purposes. You can contact him at his email address if you wish to employ him. heinebenjamin@hotmail.com

bmw

when it comes to advertising, minimal is essential. i’m not exactly sure how this ad would be received today (?) but it certainly gets your attention very quickly, and with only a single sentence and a close up photo. check out more “highly-suggestive automobile ads” at jalopnik.com