7/30/12

Playing with Food


























Tiny people living in a land of giant food! A vision by Christopher Boffoli - and a delightful one at that. See more of his cool work here.

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7/23/12

Tails from the Weekend







































Meet Ben!

Mike and I rode up to Massachusetts on Friday to pick up this little dude. He's a jack russel-chihuahua mix and he's as awesome as he is adorable.  It's been a hectic weekend getting him settled in but we're very, very happy to have him :)

Oh, and I'm in love.

7/18/12

The Void



My reasons for sharing this song are 2 fold:
1 - It's been stuck in my head for the past 2 days - and I like it
2 - the dude in this video TOTALLY channels my dance moves around 2:43 :)

Enjoy!

7/17/12

Summertime Blur

























Loving these out of focus oil paintings by South African based painter Philip Barlow. See more of his beautifully blurry creations here.

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7/16/12

Art from the Weekend

































Some light painting from the weekend - "It's the watercolor of watercolors."

7/11/12

Lean with it


























Photographer Paul Octavious finds oddly slanted trees, then asks his friends to stand next to them at similar angles. Very cool, pretty straightforward, hehe.

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Cake Topper DIY


























How cute are these wooden peg cake toppers!? See the full list of steps and materials needed here.

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7/9/12

Book Ends of the Earth














































Fun & earthy bookends from anthropologie.

This would be a great DIY project and would definitely come out to be a lot less expensive!

Respect the Wood



























Tigere Chiriga created this Floating Mug for his own personal use until friends continually beat him down with the same question: Where can I get one!? Now you can fund the project on Kickstarter to get them mass produced and forever avoid this type of awkward situation.

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7/2/12

Tube


















































Zilvinas Kempinas created this 80 ft. tunnel, Tube, using VHS magenetic tape. Wowza.

See more here.

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