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I would like to talk about FEIT shoes from two different point of view: their style and the underlying online made-to-order concept. Style is the more "subjective" issue - you can either like FEIT shoes or think they are not that cool. To me, they are very stylish - I particularly like the PNTHA LOW CLOUD and [...]
I have always found quilling not that interesting, a "pseudo" form of art loved by old folks. Well, this is what I have been thinking until two days ago, when I saw Yulia's works. Actually, I had already seen one of her project - Coin's 2010 Christmas in Wonderland advertising campaign- but I thought it was [...]
Dalton began learning how to handle tools at the young age of 6 when at school in Brazil, he and the other students used either a razor blade or a pocket knife to sharpen their pencils for drawing and writing. Also, his mother was a seamstress. When Dalton was 8 years old, she taught him [...]
Sang Won Sung, born in Seoul, Korea 1965. Lives and works in Sao Paulo – Brazil, with exhibitions in Seoul, Sao Paulo e Miami. His creations ranges from insects with names such as i-fineapple or wing-heinken - to people and animals. I would be really curious to know what is the size of these creations..I [...]
The Spa House designed by Metropolis Design in Cape Town, South Africa, is set on the mountainside on the urban edge of Hout Bay, overlooking the bay and harbour, and surrounded by weathered sandstone formations. The primary design intention was to integrate the building with the powerful landscape and to derive its poetics from the [...]
I am pretty sure that my babygirl will try do re-create one of these incredible work of art made with ... a toilet paper roll! Anastassia Elias is a French artist working with paint and paper. Her last creation, Rouleaux, is a series of miniatures, landscapes and cityscapes, made using a toilet paper roll and [...]
I am being a little bit lazy recently, I must admit it. But this news by Co.Design really woke me up. Bruno Zamborlin is a very VERY smart guy - joint PhD in Arts and Computational Technologies between IRCAM/Centre Pompidou in Paris and Goldsmiths, University of London- who is "exploring new methods for gestural interaction and [...]
The 13th-year-old Aidan Dwyer has recently earned himself the Young Naturalist Award from the American Museum of Natural History, a provisional U.S. patent, and lots of phone calls from interested commercial solar companies -- all before the school year begins! How? Simple: by observing nature while hiking thourgh the Catskills! When Aidan noticed the tree branches [...]
Crochetdermy, as in Shauna Richardson's work, combines themes such as objects, collecting, craft and realism and experiments with accessibility and audience, evolved out of the exploration of the theory that ‘Anything can be art’. Shauna uses crochet to sculpt realistic life-size animals – uncanny taxidermy-like forms. In 2009 Shauna won ‘Artists taking the lead’ part of [...]
Swiss artists Drzach&Suchy use rapid-prototyping to turn 3-D computer models into mind-blowing optical illusions. Look at Conversation, a new installation by Swiss artists Drzach&Suchy, and you’ll see a huge pixely portrait of Albert Einstein. But look again a few seconds later, and you’ll see--as plain as the mole on her face--a portrait of Marilyn Monroe. [...]
I first met Mark at the Salone Satellite in Milan in 2009. He had to leave his booth for a sec and asked me and my friend to keep a look at it - and we were very happy to help him, so that we had plenty of time to admire the displayed prototypes which [...]
Thanks to IwantTOrideMYbicycle for sharing this! Click on the image and enjoy Stickman!
I have always thought of Flickr as a community of photography lovers. To my great surprise I have also found great art projects not photography related such as Book of Art. I have been unable to find other information about the project elsewhere - but I will keep you updated. In the meanwhile, enjoy these [...]
Oh yeah, you read it right! Because of the United States' current immigration and regulatory regime, bold and creative entrepreneurs from around the world aren’t given the chance to come to Silicon Valley and develop the technologies that could be creating jobs and propelling the economy forward. To solve this problem, the Blueseed project aims to [...]
Apologies to I>K male readers, by I could not to help myself from pressing this post by Cyril Foiret- Trendland. I find the designs by ThreeASFOUR wonderful - I am a fashion addicted after all! Last week in Tel Aviv the innovative New York fashion collective threeASFOUR opened its anticipated exhibition “Insalaam Inshalom” at the Beit [...]
Thanks to Nicole, I have discovered Nothing. Nothing is an advertising agency based in Amsterdam, whose interior design perfectly reflect the creative-problem-solving attitude of this creative agency with a "it is not what you but how you do it" attitude. The office interior designed by Alrik Koudenburg and Joost van Bleiswijk, was assembled with no [...]
I found this project by Chacho Puebla exhilarating and interesting, and I share Chaco's thoughts when he says "As my son gets older and I get more grey hair, I wonder what kind of advice will I give to my grandkids". If I were Chacho I would have called this project Instagrandma!
Just watch the video about the making of Hero, an amazing 3.2 million ink dots masterpiece by Miguel Endara and get inspired.
The concept is quite simple: together with Sainsbury’s supermarket chain in the UK, Innocent are donating 50p from every smoothie sold to charity Age Concern to help keep older people warm for the winter. How it works The hats are knitted by knitters up and down UK, sent to Innocent HQ, counted and handpacked onto the [...]
I did not know Ro&Ad Architecten from Netherland until yesterday, when I received my daily Fast.Co Design newsletter. Simply Wonderful. I would pay to cross this bridge. Then I visited their website and found this project description I would like to share: "At times, it can be good to come up with something senseless. The freedom of [...]
Put Yourself in Their Shoes is a series of ‘social posters’ by Irish graphic designer Christopher Scott. Inspired by the works of Stefan Sagmeister, Christopher blends elements of nature, man-made objects and certain props to deliver a strong typographical statement. Sometimes thought-provoking and sometimes shocking, these posters aim to stir-up the audience and bring them face-to-face with [...]
