For those of you who don’t know who Art Buchwald is, you could consider him a sort of Jon Stewart of his time. He made many a sardonic comment about the state of politics and life in the world, and this is one of his most poignant. There’s still time to stop our progression toward…
When we visit a supermarket, sometimes we would just grab a product because of its packing. Isn’t it? At that time, it doesn’t come to our mind whether the product would be useful or not. Just because it seems to be good to our eyes, we simply pick it up and put it in our…
When you get bored of looking at the world with your own eyes why not look at it trough a microscope? It seems that there are two worlds – the world of huge things that we see everyday (a tree, a car, etc..) and a micro world of incredibly small things. Just looking at the…
[tps_header] There’s basic Ikea furniture, there’s fancy furniture for offices , and then there’s these creative and surreal artist furniture pieces by Lila Jang, a sculptor from South Korea who created twisted and bloated versions of 18th-century French furniture. Jang’s work is inspired by problems that many of us can probably relate to. The space…
[tps_header] Lee Cross, a talented sculptor from Alaska who also goes by Wood Splitter Lee, has mastered the craft of creating poseable plush animals that look convincingly life-like. Lee starts with a poseable skeleton that she then wraps in stuffing, making it soft. Each is then covered with cloth and hand-decorated with synthetic fur and…
Marketers say that a good logo should look good, be memorable and also communicate the idea of the business. By using negative space technique it is possible to kill two birds with one stone! Hidden message within your logo will not only “grab” viewer’s attention, but at the same time it’ll tell a lot about…
Do you ever wake up and think, “Oh man, my car and/or house is on fire. I wish I could do something about this.” If you’re short on cash, time or motivation, these simple life hacks will fix most of your problems in life. Or create new ones, science isn’t conclusive yet. WARNING: please don’t…
This spectacular fairy-tale treehouse located in Hokuto, Japan is every kid’s dream…actually it’s every adult’s dream too. Surrounded by a bevy of beautiful purple and pink cherry blossom trees, it’s the perfect place to relax and enjoy a tea. For the little treehouse serves as a teahouse, build specially to sit in and enjoy the…
If you can’t decide what kind of present to get for your misbehaving kid, we’ve already suggested to get some Creepy Dolls from Shain Erin. This time we have another suggestion for you – surprise your little misbehaver by giving him HIV or Syphilis! “GIANT microbes” are plush dolls that look like common microbes and…
When Gertje the baby rhino was found crying inconsolably next to his mother, who had been killed by poachers in South Africa for her horn, animal rescuers from the Hoedspruit Endangered Species Centre sprang into action to save the little calf and give him a chance at life. “It was a devastating sight, as the…
This summer, the Tower Of London will be surrounded by a sea of crimson. This installation, conceived by artist Paul Cummins and designer Tom Piper, will commemorate each and every British or Colonial fatality from World War 1 by planting 888, 246 red ceramic poppies in a flowing sea around the tower. The installation, entitled…
Randall Rosenthal, a wood sculptor from New York, has become a modern master of an art form probably about as old as we are. What seems like a cardboard box full of cash is actually a wooden sculpture called “Cold Hard Cash” carved by Rosenthal out of a single (glued-together) block of wood. Between his…
End of content
End of content
