Loving this decorative bowl from Dominic Wilcox.
And this is pretty sweet, I can’t imagine really wanting to know every time somebody threw something away in our house. Hopefully version two will play a pleasant little ditty that might please Oscar the Grouch.
Check out the rest of the artists work: dominicwilcox.com
Showtime hit a home run with their latest campaign for the serial killer drama Dexter. My favorite has to be the New Yorker.
Anybody remember this one from this past spring, it was making the blogrounds in March.
Well some higher up at Ogilvy took notice and now the artist Joshua Allen Harris has been recruited to work on an environmental defense fund ad featuring our favorite plastic bag polar bears. Check out the new ad here.
Camouflage 16 & Camouflage 17
Painstaking photographs by Beijin artist Liu Bolin, from his series “Camouflage” which is a pretty damn accurate description. Bolin hand paints his subjects to blend into the background.
via designboom
Cute children’s poster by Able a Philly based studio, available on etsy
I’m finding lots of wooden replicas of common items. It’s a reversal of sorts where normally you’d be making a plastic or other cheap material and creating a replica of a high-end product, but here you have a higher end material used to replicate low-end product.
You could outfit a redneck’s patio in serious style with this little movement.
