It’s time for my third caffeine hit of the day…
Graphic design by London based creative Thom Lambert.
It’s time for my third caffeine hit of the day…
Graphic design by London based creative Thom Lambert.
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Pretty aggression.
By London-based designer Joshua Hibbert.
This new ‘Interactive Playground Project’ in Copenhagen is by Danish architects MLRP.
They transformed an existing graffiti-plagued playground structure to an inviting and reflective pavilion using mounted fun house mirrors to create an interactive space for passers-by, allowing them to see different reflections of themselves and the environment around them.
This geometric paper torso was constructed by Australian architect and paper artist Horst Kiechle (complete with modular organs including intestines, lungs, kidneys, pancreas, heart, stomach and more) for the Science Lab of the International School Nadi in Fiji.
Eternal by Shinobu Koizumi is a chair made of stone and embedded with multiple glow-in-the-dark clocks each with a single second hand that ticks away the elapsed time.
The clocks deny eternity. They are there to remind us that nothing is eternal and everything decays with time.
Mr. Dictator Head Series is by English-born, Australian artist Stephen Ives, whose ideas are derived from a mix of experiential, mental, historical and cultural concepts constructed using materials such as toys, which he then morphs and recreates as a whole.
Star Wars snowflakes by graphic designer Anthony Herrera.
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“Wheat… lots of wheat… fields of wheat… a tremendous amount of wheat…”
Zac Neulieb’s take on the 1975 classic Love and Death for the Silver Screen Society.
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I want this tee…
Stainless steel nativity scene by Masiosare Studio.
It’s called “Ropo Pom Pom”, which is an onomatopoeia of one of my favorite Christmas carols, “Little Drummer Boy”. Cute, non?