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Have a drink on-the-go with this Takeya 32-oz. straw tumbler. You can twist on the leakproof lid. Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps hot beverages warm or drinks cool for 24 hours. It features a splash-proof gasket where the straw enters the lid. The built-in silicone coaster allows you to quietly put it down. For easy filling and cleaning, it offers a wide mouth. Comes with standard and jumbo straws. Color: Onyx. Material: Stainless Steel.

Have a drink on-the-go with this Takeya 32-oz. straw tumbler. You can twist on the leakproof lid. Double-wall vacuum insulation keeps hot beverages warm or drinks cool for 24 hours. It features a splash-proof gasket where the straw enters the lid. The built-in silicone coaster allows you to quietly put it down. For easy filling and cleaning, it offers a wide mouth. Comes with standard and jumbo straws. Color: Onyx. Material: Stainless Steel.

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Disney meets Lena Dunham in this illustrated humor book featuring your favorite fairy-tale characters dating and finding their way in 21st-century America The Ugly Duckling still feels gross compared to everyone else, but now she’s got Instagram, and there’s this one filter that makes her look awesome. Cinderella swaps her glass slippers for Crocs. The Tortoise and the Hare Facebook stalk each other. Goldilocks goes gluten free. And Peter Pan finally has to grow up and get a job, or at least start paying rent. Here are more than one hundred fairy tales, illustrated and re-imagined for today. Instead of fairy godmothers, there’s Siri. And rather than big bad wolves, there are creepy dudes on OkCupid. In our brave new world of social networking, YouTube, and texting, fairy tales can once again lead us to “happily ever after”—and have us laughing all the way.

A digital copy of "David Karp And Tumblr" by Vescia. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "Make The Most Of Tumblr And Other Blogging Platforms" by Small. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

A digital copy of "20 Great Career-building Activities Using Tumblr" by Henneberg. Download is immediately available upon purchase!

New Canvas shoulder bag from Korean fashion brand Marhen. J. The perfect bag that will perfectly match your everyday life. There is a special pocket for tumblr, inside hidden pocket to store the items safely, and a bottom pad to keep the original shape of the bag. The bag can store A4 documents and different electronic devices, such as iPad Pro 12. 9 inch. In addition, there is a separate Lavie wallet that can be worn together with the bag or separately. It is perfect to store your Airpods in it. Please be sure not to wash, hot dry or steam the product as this can alter the bag's shape and texture. If the bag is exposed to dirt, please be sure to wipe it off quickly with a wet tissue. Made in: Republic of Korea

New Canvas shoulder bag from Korean fashion brand Marhen. J. The perfect bag that will perfectly match your everyday life. There is a special pocket for tumblr, inside hidden pocket to store the items safely, and a bottom pad to keep the original shape of the bag. The bag can store A4 documents and different electronic devices, such as iPad Pro 12. 9 inch. In addition, there is a separate Lavie wallet that can be worn together with the bag or separately. It is perfect to store your Airpods in it. Please be sure not to wash, hot dry or steam the product as this can alter the bag's shape and texture. If the bag is exposed to dirt, please be sure to wipe it off quickly with a wet tissue. Made in: Republic of Korea

This is the first art collection by the young Canadian artist/illustrator Koyamori (also known as Maruti_Bitamin). Over the past five years, she has gained attention through regularly sharing her fascinating illustrations on her Instagram, Tumblr and Twitter accounts. This work has been collected in grow and accompanied by a selection of specially created new illustrations.Using mostly watercolor ink, Koyamori's highly imaginative but intimate illustrations incorporate colorful natural elements such as plants, creatures, water and stars, and also feature super-cute manga-inspired characters. A reversible dust jacket includes the cover from the Japanese edition on the reverse side. Both covers are new illustrations exclusively drawn for this long-awaited book.

What is this tiny book? Who is this Koons Crooks?With its privately-printed, anonymously-produced 140-copy first printing, Iterating Grace became the talk of summer 2015 in the tech world. From Buzzfeed to Tumblr to Fusion, people were puzzled and enthralled by the story of Koons Crooks, a young man who took the Twittered musings of the Silicon Valley elite to heart-and ended up on a profoundly unexpected path, leaving behind only the lovingly hand-calligraphed tweets that had meant so much to him. His story struck an immediate chord.There were competing efforts to identify the author of Iterating Grace; blog posts and lengthy comment threads pointed finger at writers all over the country, from Robin Sloan to Susan Orlean to Dave Eggers. Other early theories supposed it was the tip of an elaborate marketing scheme, and soon all would be revealed. But gradually it became clear that it was simply this: a small piece of literary art, perfectly pitched and driven by a Twain-like bemused outrage, by a creator who did not want to be identified, and would not explain anything beyond what the satirical fable said for itself.Disruptive innovators whose tweets are illustrated in Iterating Grace include: Austen Allred, cofounder of Grasswire; Sam Altman, president of Y Combinator; Jeff Bussgang, VC at Flybrige Capital; Tony Conrad, cofounder and CEO of about.me; Benedict Evans, VC at Andreessen Horowitz; Brad Feld, VC at Foundry Group-and many more.

Comical and bizarre, Kim Jong Il Looking at Things is based upon one of the most followed, shared and imitated monothematic Tumblr blogs in recent years. Created by João Rocha, an art director at an advertising firm in Lisbon, the blog is a collection of photographs which depict the former “Dear Leader” of North Korea, often accompanied by military personnel or senior advisers, engaged in the act of looking at things. Since its creation in October 2010, Rocha has posted photographs appropriated from the North Korean Central News Agency, which he matches with deadpan captions: “looking at cows”; “looking at blue rods”; “looking at pastry”; “looking at a metalworker”; “looking at a DVD labeling machine.” This hilarious book collects a series of the blog’s most memorable photographs and includes an essay by visual culture writer Marco Bohr.

Comical and bizarre, Kim Jong Il Looking at Things is based upon one of the most followed, shared and imitated monothematic Tumblr blogs in recent years. Created by João Rocha, an art director at an advertising firm in Lisbon, the blog is a collection of photographs which depict the former “Dear Leader” of North Korea, often accompanied by military personnel or senior advisers, engaged in the act of looking at things. Since its creation in October 2010, Rocha has posted photographs appropriated from the North Korean Central News Agency, which he matches with deadpan captions: “looking at cows”; “looking at blue rods”; “looking at pastry”; “looking at a metalworker”; “looking at a DVD labeling machine.” This hilarious book collects a series of the blog’s most memorable photographs and includes an essay by visual culture writer Marco Bohr.

Vinyl LP pressing. Coming off of a packed SXSW schedule including performances for Tumblr and at the MTV Woodies, PVRIS is back with their sophomore album All We Know of Heaven, All We Need of Hell. Known for their powerful live show and unyielding tour schedule.

From his wildly popular Tumblr page, Dan Wilbur offers his delightfully cruel summary of the books you were forced to read in high school—with all that resentment and angst loaded into a punchy re-title. Incisive, vindictive, and brutally funny, each page features a recognizable cover with the title renamed: To Kill a Mockingbird becomes My Dad Is Cooler than Your Dad; A Walk to Remember is reborn as Teen Sex Is Ok if One of Them Has Cancer. Perfect for parties, gift for fanatic book lovers, and casual bathroom reading.“Classics” (the books you’ve lied about reading). Actual Classics (Greek and Latin books people don’t even pretend to have read). Contemporary fiction (those books people talk about at parties that you’ve "definitely heard of” but never bothered to pick up). Children’s (books that say the most with the fewest number of words, i.e. “The Best Books”). Reference (Those books that were around before Google). From children’s literature, The Very Hungry Caterpillar gets the retitle Eat Until You Feel Pretty. An American classic, The Great Gatsby is switched to Drink Responsibly. And from contemporary fiction, Gone Girl is retitled A Tale of Two Shitty People. There’s something here for every reader. 

Between 2013 and 2018, Seraphina ran an erotic spanking art blog on Tumblr. The blog grew until it had developed almost 1,250 followers. This book is a compilation of all the art on Seraphina's blog along with most of the commentary. This book can be enjoyed by anyone with an interest in domestic discipline and erotic spanking art.

Based on the Webby Award–winning Tumblr site, Things Organized Neatly is thoughtfully composed of everyday objects, all displayed beautifully for the neat freak. Things Organized Neatly takes the messiness of the everyday world and recasts it in neat and appealing designs. On one page a massive collection of cellphones from the past twenty years is laid out on the floor and photographed from above; on the next, a collection of candy is pleasingly arranged by color. Things Organized Neatly capitalizes on our current obsession with photographing and cataloguing all the objects that we interact with on a daily basis. It has many images of food laid out in visually appealing, often humorous designs, as well as images of GI Joes standing at attention and old Nintendo cartridges arranged in the colors of the rainbow. Whether you’re a design aficionado, an obsessive cleaner and straightener, a social media maven constantly documenting your day, or someone just looking to be swept away for an afternoon in a book full of beautiful images, Things Organized Neatly offers every reader a chance to revel in the beauty of everyday life.

Question: What's a cat person to do when a feline friend wakes you at 4 am, steals your food, destroys your valuables, terrorizes the neighbor pets, and is completely unrepentant about it all? Answer: Cat Shaming.Featuring hilarious contributed color photos from the popular Tumblr blog, the Cat Shaming 2020 Day-to-Day Calendar provides plenty of commiseration and comic relief for cat lovers everywhere. As an added bonus, the back of each page includes Daily Extra content such as puzzles, jokes, lists, quotes, tips, and trivia.Note: Content in this calendar may contain mature themes and/or language not suitable for younger children.

MUSE-ings: Snapshots from the Arts District, Downtown Los Angeles features on-the-fly images captured and shared by Melissa Richardson Banks daily through her award-winning Downtown Muse blog and social media (Instagram, Tumblr, Twitter). Richardson Banks says she is a collector of memories more than a photographer. "A real photographer," she says, "owns a 'real' camera. I just take snapshots with my iPhone; mostly of temporary things that I love and don't want to forget." Collectively, her images reveal an insider's glimpse into her urban neighborhood transformed by artists in the early 1980s and now quickly gaining widespread popularity. Seemingly, the point of view for each shot is more of someone who has lost a loved one than a tourist taking photos on vacation. A pile of bricks covered in graffiti from a demolished industrial building, luscious blossoms against stark concrete, blinding rooftop sunsets, skies crisscrossed by power lines, serpentine wire twirled around iron fences, and the promise of a new day as the sun rises over historic bridges are among the many images that evoke the sense of a place more pastoral or even more exotic than what you'd expect to find in the center of the nation's second largest metropolitan area. The book includes 92 full-color photographs and an introductory essay by Melissa Richardson Banks. It was designed by Christy Addis.