"Before time began . . . ." — Optimus Prime
I noticed this favicon on Sept. 18 (see post) at a publisher's webpage.
It turns out that it is not specific to the publisher, but rather to sites
hosted by Squarespace.com. For instance . . .
See also a post on Christmas Day, 2013.
Related material from the Sept. 18 post mentioned above —
Song lyric — "Somewhere . . ."
Real estate motto— Location, Location, Location.
Illustration— The fire leap scene from Wicker Man
The State of Square-Space Art at Wikipedia as of December 16, 2020,
after a revision by an anonymous user on that date:
See also Square Space at Squarespace.
See also The Spelman Trick.
The image above, from an Oct. 15 Harvard Crimson article, is not credited.
But see the Crimson’s “Code Girl” page and the website of Margot Shang.
(Oneworld Publications, Jan. 3, 2011)
Compare and contrast with an illustration
from "Time Fold," a webpage of Oct. 10, 2003 —
See also the Squarespace logo:
“I am always the figure in someone else’s dream. I would really rather
sometimes make my own figures and make my own dreams.”
— John Malkovich at squarespace.com, January 10, 2017
Also on that date . . .
"Lost is that camp, and wasted all its fire;
And he who wrought that spell?"
— Bret Harte, "Dickens in Camp"
“Finality is death. Perfection is finality. Nothing is perfect.
There are lumps in it, said the Philosopher.”
― James Stephens, The Crock of Gold
These quotations were suggested by Google News today —
For the origin of the name "Bret Stephens," see his
Wall Street Journal essay from June 26, 2009.
See also this journal on that date.
Or: Burning Bright
A post in memory of Chicago architect Stanley Tigerman,
who reportedly died at 88 on Monday.
The title is a quotation from the 2015 film "Mojave."
A less sophisticated approach to logos —
See also Logos in this journal.
For those who prefer Latin, there is Verbum.
Musical accompaniment from Sunday morning —
Update of Nov. 21 —
The reader may contrast the above Squarespace.com logo
(a rather serpentine version of the acronym SS) with a simpler logo
for a square space (the Galois window ):
Online Vogue today —
"For the first time, an exhibition at the Kunsthal Rotterdam—
'Peter Lindbergh: A Different Vision on Fashion Photography'—
will offer a robust survey of the photographer’s opus."
I find Lindbergh's early work as "Sultan" more interesting.
Suggested by the excellent 2010 film "The Ghost Writer"—
See also Lebrecht in this journal, Ralph Willett, and Ave Verum Corpus.
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