Serving up a buffet of miscellaneous musings and Internet goodies, with a hearty helping of what's arty...
Saturday, December 24, 2011
Teenie-Tiny Cookies by Cindy Teh
Alas, although they look edible, Cindy Teh has made these tiny delicate cookies out of polymer clay. Cindy sells these Christmas themed cookies (and other miniature items) at her Etsy shop, and they come packaged inside festive snowflake boxes.
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Sunday, December 11, 2011
"Hero" by Miguel Endara
The making of "Hero," a drawing composed entirely of over 3 million ink dots.
Chee-burger, Chee-burger, Chee-burger!
Gift Couture is an innovative start-up company. They have created wrapping paper sets from original photography that feature coordinated designs made to fit together like a puzzle... or provocatively stand alone. Below are photos of their "Cheeseburger" wrapping paper set which includes a bun, tomato, lettuce, cheese, and a hamburger patty.
As far as I understand it, Gift Couture is in the process of funding the cost of printing and packaging the initial line for shipment to their backers, but hope to open an online store at giftcouture.com. Kickstarter has all the details.
Friday, December 9, 2011
Pincel de Zorro
All hand drawn by Meritxell Ribas using grattage, Pincel de Zorro is an illustrated story from the Spanish author Sergio A. Sierra. The story tells the tale of Shiori, a little girl who receives a magical gift... and it all begins with the ominous death of a fox..........
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Leather Masks by Tom Banwell
California based artist, Tom Banwell, has created these beautiful handmade masks made of vegetable tanned leather. They are shaped to fit the face while still wet, then painted...
You can find Tom's masks @ http://www.etsy.com/shop/TomBanwell
You can find Tom's masks @ http://www.etsy.com/shop/TomBanwell
Do-a-Double-Take Collage by Alexis Anne Mackenzie
Poetic collage by Alexis Anne Mackenzie that deserves a closer look...
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(1) Who Said That (2) Fake Blood (3) Crocodile Tears (4) Just This Once (5) Footprints On The Moon (6) Lovers (7) Massive Guilt (8) Dreaming Is Easy (9) Never Be Sad (10) It Matters To Me (11) Don't Fight It (12) True Love
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(1) Who Said That (2) Fake Blood (3) Crocodile Tears (4) Just This Once (5) Footprints On The Moon (6) Lovers (7) Massive Guilt (8) Dreaming Is Easy (9) Never Be Sad (10) It Matters To Me (11) Don't Fight It (12) True Love
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Doodles from Sagaki Keita
So you say you can doodle? Get a load of Sagaki Keita's manic doodles of classic Roman statues.
Now this my friend, is doodling...
Now this my friend, is doodling...
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Jim Morrison: Great American Poet?
Originally posted at The Poetry Foundation, Daniel Nester has written a lengthy, yet interesting essay about the writings of Jim Morrison...
When You're Strange: Jim Morrison Great American Poet?
People are indeed strange in that we can't seem to resist adopting elitist tendencies. I find it difficult getting behind any group that imposes the confines of strict rules upon creativity. It bothers me that without academia approval, Jim isn't allowed membership into the club.
I never liked the idea of looking to someone else to tell us what is legitimate art. I tend to think that like all art, the definition of poetry and our enjoyment of such, is up to each and every one of us.
... you decide.
Saturday, October 22, 2011
*!@#Kersplat#@!*
French web designer, Arian Noveir, has created this super cool series of watercolor-esque, abstract-style paintings; which by way of splatter, hint at the identity of each superhero.
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