porcelain

Stills from Eccentric City: Rise and Fall

safety matches

5000 PLASTIC TOYS

6EMEIA

paint it white

Transparent Church

“Reading between the Lines” structure was constructed out of 100 layers and 2000 columns of steel. Shaped like a traditional church, this uniquebuilding looks like a modern sculpture with transparent walls.

paper art.

Outdoor Americas Brazil Recreation & Leisure Melissa High Bandwidth | Low Bandwidth | Mobile Give it 1/10Give it 2/10Give it 3/10Give it 4/10Give it 5/10Give it 6/10Give it 7/10Give it 8/10Give it 9/10Give it 10/10 Your rating: None Average: 8.6 (48 votes) Stop-motion animation created by brazilian agency Casa Darwin using 350 thousand Post-it® notes on the facade of the Galeria Melissa, in São Paulo, Brazil, to launch the Melissa Power of Love spring/summer 2012 collection.Twenty-five animators worked for 5 months to create this piece, that more than just a beautiful short film documented a surprise: more than 30 thousand spontaneous love messages left by Melissa fans and visitors. That's the power of love that Melissa creates. Director: Cesar Cabral Creative Director: Rodrigo Leão Art Director: Rodrigo Leão Agency Producer: Casa Darwin Planner: Márcio Cócaro Sound: Loop Reclame

reversed volumes

Reversed volumes are bowls that are shaped by capturing the imprint of a fruit/vegetable.

The space between a vessel and a fruit/vegetable is filled with ceramics. After the original organic material is taken away, the bowl preserved the actual imprint. The surface of each fruit/vegetable is detailed represented and let's the user see it from a different view. The use of ceramic powder, which becomes really hard without being fired, gives the possibility that each bowl is as unique as the actual used fruit /vegetable. Therefore each cast bowl is an unique piece. 'reversed volumes' was initially developed for FoodMarketo, a pop up shop organised by DesignMarketo, Apartamento Magazine and Marion Friedmann during Milan Design Week 2010.

straws art

liam brazier

Have A Nice Day

hermit

Hand stitched Vogue Covers

These 2 hand stitched Vogue covers were made by Inge Jacobsen. They are amazingly done. AWESOME.

Conor Cronin

First Floor Under Campaign