Thursday, May 28, 2009

PAPER ART

Some examples of paper art.




















Fall
, 2008
210 x 240 x 70 cm
140 gsm acid free paper, and glue
by Peter Callesen



















Afterglow
, 2007
12" x 12"hand cut cardstock paper
by Jen Stark




















Rundtreppe und Raum, 2008
100 x 75 cm
by Simon Schubert

















Book Autopsies
, 2008
by Brian Dettmer

Monday, May 25, 2009




















Japanese art director and pop-artist Nagi Noda was the creative mind behind this and other such hair hat animal creations.

Noda has created ads for Nike and Coca-cola,album covers and music videos for artists ranging from Hikaru Utada to the Scissor Sisters. Sadly, she died on September 7, 2008 , at the young age of 35, after surgical complications arose from injuries sustained in a traffic accident the previous year.

Thursday, May 14, 2009

CRAFT WITH JACKIE















craftwithjackie.com is a site for DIY craft lovers. Although the site has only been up for a couple of months (I know, because I worked on the design), it's already a great resource for those wanting to update their wardrobe on a budget. Jackie's projects are well documented, not to mention adorable. I'm a big fan of the above "Blair Waldorf" inspired headband.

Monday, May 11, 2009

3D CONCRETE














The above image entitled Crevasse is by 3D street artist Edgar Müller. His creations transform everyday surroundings into fantastical scenes. This pavement art piece was created in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland as part of the Festival of World Culture in August 2008. It's 250-square metres and took five days to paint!


Click here or here to see more of Müller's art.

Tuesday, May 5, 2009

COVERT WEAPON




















This simple baseball cap is actually a deadly weapon. The Sap Cap features a pocket on the back that has a "unique impact material that is 110% the density of lead and will not rust." This impact material is designed especially for whacking people on the head for protection. The instructions are to grab the bill of the cap and swing away. The Sap Cap retails for $30 USD.

I'm all for self-defense and feeling safe to walk in your hood, but to me this product screams "BAD IDEA!" I'm not sure who came up with the concept or who produces it, but I'll never sit comfortably at a sporting event again.