Julia Kononenko designed this wash basin/water map representing the streets of central London.
It would be very fun to look at, and the water flow would be very lovely. But not sure how functional it is.
Check out her other works here.
Elephants
I know, I know, after almost a month and a half of nothing and then two posts in two days? Am I getting back to my daily posts? No, and don’t get used to it, I would love to promise daily posts as I used to, but not sure if time and energy is a resource I have in abundance at the moment.
The reason for this post: someone I knew a long long time ago, recently sent me a hello email with a link to this song called Elephants by Blaudzun. I thought the song was fun and wanted to share with you all.
Enjoy!
To listen, click here.
After a long absence from the blog
I present to you yet another great comic from Grant Snider over at Incidental Comics.
My answer to this would be, no. Unfortunately, I do not have the time nor the energy to be everything I want to be. What about you?
minimalism is simple
another great cartoon by the talented Grant Snider over at Incidental Comics.
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First post of the new year
I have been slacking as of late. So much is going on, apartment hunting and now the packing. Life never stands still, which is good. I saw this early this morning and thought how awesome, how ingenious, how clever. This man is not only a master basket weaver, but a talented PR man.
Ojo Obaniyi from Nigeria, a master craftsman and artist (are they not the same? is this redundant?) covered the interior and exterior of his pick up truck with raffia palm cane.
You can see more photos over at DesignBoom.
Happy New Year!
I can not believe a whole year has gone by already! Much has happened in 2012. I wish you all a very happy New Year and a fabulous 2013!
Finishing off this year with a post about a delightful artist by the name of Maria Dubrovskaya. She makes these awesome paper dolls with movable parts, reminiscent of leather puppets of South East Asia. Maria makes her puppets out of kraft paper and paint. The dolls look so serene and delightful.
