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Monthly Archives: November 2006
Marco Guerra & Yasmina Alaoui
It looks like body art, photography and an impressive work of artistic patterns, maybe a colourful lace work as a second skin. It’s difficult to define the work of Marco Guerra and Yasmina Alaoui, anyway, it’s wonderful. The work is … Continue reading
Blond Silk Curtains
Maybe it’s just me, but those creepy curtains makes me shiver in a not a good way: These wonderfully whimsical silk curtains with printed BLOND hair come to us from the very playful designer Nicolette Brunklaus out of Amsterdam. They’re … Continue reading
Megan Brain
Glamorous girls, ikebanas, very detailed animals and many other delightful images are part of the beautiful paper sculptures created by Megan Brain. Her cheerful and full of a freshness energy creations have a perfect balance between style and use of … Continue reading
Global Warming
One of the good films that I saw in the last few weeks was the documentary about global warming An Inconvenient Truth presented by Al Gore. As a film, it has nothing special, but as a documentary, it is a … Continue reading
Emil Schildt
The Danish photographer Emil Schildt has a sublime work of nudes, portraits, still life and dance. Using different techniques, as photopolymergravure, cyanotype, and liquid emulsion, he created marvellous images that look like paintings with an angelical aura. Probably NSFW. (via … Continue reading
Kodomo no kuni
The site Kodomo no kuni shows part of the images of this Japanese picture book magazine during the first decade after its inauguration in 1922. Looking through the vast collection of illustrations, you will notice the influence of Bauhaus’ works … Continue reading
Philosophical Powers
Here it is one more suggestion for your list of Christmas presents, and “kids” will love it: Philosophical Powers – The greatest minds of all time now have great bodies to match! That’s all that you wanted , no? Now … Continue reading
Edouard Martinet Sculptures
This pretty boy is one of the fabulous metal sculptures of birds, frogs, fishes and insects by Edouard Martinet. His sculptures are created using found materials which are fixed without welding.Edouard carefully selects his raw materials found in brocantes and … Continue reading
Diskette Handbag
Can you imagine a better use for 1.44 MB diskettes nowadays than this Diskette Handbag? This is just one of the examples of geek accessories designed by Zelle. Many of their products are made with computer components as diodes, Ethernet … Continue reading
Poker Pinups
Poker Pinups contains 20 images of cards with pin-up illustrations in a classic style. Since I don’t know any of the images, I guess they are from some not so know or unknown artist. Well, it wouldn’t be a bad … Continue reading
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