Nice project here designed by Nathalia Ponomareva from Russia. These tea bags created by the principles of origami. While the tea infuses the bird or the shape is gradually expanding. This is very poetic. I do not know if it is commercially produced, but the idea is wonderful.
This guy paints himself… no trick photography…no photoshop…he just paints himself! http://bit.ly/FJJmV
Last But Not Least!
Liu Bolin: The Invisible Man
This guy paints himself… no trick photography … no photoshop …he just paints himself…check out more.
Hey kids! We got some new To-Go Ware utensils and dining wares up online! http://bit.ly/6soM6
Just in time for fall! Check out the photography of Jess Gough.
British corp AMC announced it’s to suspend purchases of tin ore from DR Congo due to warring financed by its sales! http://bit.ly/4wXtlJ
Kseniya Simonova (ксения симонова) is a 24-year-old sand animator from the Ukrainian city Yevpatoria, and winner of the Ukraine’s Got Talent 2009 season. It is an understatement to say that Simonova’s visual narratives of her homeland during World War II are wonderfully and hauntingly moving.
More videos of her art can be found here.
New blog update! Check out this awesome workbench! http://bit.ly/FJJmV
Check out this. I’m inspired!
Hey Everyone! Check out Neighborhood! We also got some new tshirts coming this week! http://bit.ly/R5PAw
Skip a meal Aug 1st and use the savings to fund hunger relief locally and globally! http://tr.im/m1Pq (via @WholeFoods) #twitterforfood
Chris Cardinal started Threadcakes in 2007. The contest seemed like a fun idea; turning art into edible art, and having run theLoves Threadless fan blog, he decided to run the contest through his blog. Tons of fans of Threadless signed up and submitted over 100 entries, including some absolutely wonderful pieces. No contest was run in 2008, but they’ve brought it back with a vengence in 2009.
If you have been a fan of the jiggy UNIQLOCK by Japan’s UNIQLO clothing firm, then you might like the new UNIQLO Calendar.
(Tilt-Shift + Time-Lapse) x Fantastic Plastic Machine = Awesome3.
Turn your doorway into a battlefield with the functionally clever Ping Pong Door by Tobias Fränzel. I can imagine this would have been a big hit in the offices of all the dot com start-ups in the late 90’s.
learn the proper technique to pour that perfect pint
// via beeriety
