Happy Friday! Today is PARK (ing) Day — an international event that turns parking spots into engaging public spaces and installations. There’s lots of businesses on Myrtle Ave. participating and you can read more about it on Myrtle Minutes. We’re just starting up a few new projects and keeping ourselves busy, but we still had time to share links on Twitter. Check out the round-up of our favorite links from this week, and follow us on twitter for more!

• Bold and minimal typographic rugs with a vintage feel
• This beautiful norwegian food packaging design and branding for with a re-usable environment-friendly concept
• Powerful black and white storm photography by Mitch Dobrowner
• A brilliant website showcasing a gorgeous illustrated activity book to spark your creative imagination
• Incredibly textured, detailed, and colorful paintings on maps by Matthew Cusick • Awesome branding: Yeah! Burger
• Unique and playful robot wallpaper — “a blend of the nostalgic and the digital age”
• Moss covered monogram letters and vintage thimble planters with live moss
• A slideshow of ESPO’s Love Letter to Brooklyn on the Macy’s garage in Downtown Brooklyn
• This lovely packaging design inspired by still-life vintage painting for Saxton Cider
• Stunning boat branding from start to finish
• Space Invader uses local tiles in his Sao Paolo work

…And in case you missed it, check out this week’s M+F blog post featuring Brooklyn Navy Yard Hipstamatic photography: Hipstamatic Loves the Brooklyn Navy Yard

Today’s crisp morning really feels like fall is here and summer has officially ended. The weekend forecast looks like it will be gorgeous, so we’re looking forward to making the most of it. We’ve been wanting to check out Dekalb Market for a while now! Have a great weekend everyone!


*The photo above is of last night’s sunset taken from a Clinton Hill rooftop