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December 22nd
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Cat transit system! Interior designer Jillian Northrup and her husband architect Jeffrey McGrew, has designed a transportation tube fit to line the interior walls of their office, stretching around the room, past desks, and over an armoire. The aesthetically complementing tube even features its own tiny windows for traveling cats to take a break and look around.
Cat transit system! Interior designer Jillian Northrup and her husband architect Jeffrey McGrew, has designed a transportation tube fit to line the interior walls of their office, stretching around the room, past desks, and over an armoire. The aesthetically complementing tube even features its own tiny windows for traveling cats to take a break and look around.

Cat transit system! Interior designer Jillian Northrup and her husband architect Jeffrey McGrew, has designed a transportation tube fit to line the interior walls of their office, stretching around the room, past desks, and over an armoire. The aesthetically complementing tube even features its own tiny windows for traveling cats to take a break and look around.

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September 23rd
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Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.
Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. … The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.

Portia Munson & Jared Handelsman make art from their land, on their land and about their land, including a stupendous blueberry maze. …

The hub of all this activity is a compact 18th-century farmhouse that has been in Ms. Munson’s family since the 1930s. Over the last two decades, it has been heartily embellished by Ms. Munson and Mr. Handelsman, both now 51, seemingly with a fierce mandate: horror vacui.

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August 20th
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Artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco, working with multinational ad agency TBWA for a campaign called “Piracy,” created these mosaic sculptures using a colorful array of CDs, often using the actual albums of the artist depicted, including musical greats Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Elvis.
Artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco, working with multinational ad agency TBWA for a campaign called “Piracy,” created these mosaic sculptures using a colorful array of CDs, often using the actual albums of the artist depicted, including musical greats Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Elvis.

Artists Mirco Pagano and Moreno De Turco, working with multinational ad agency TBWA for a campaign called “Piracy,” created these mosaic sculptures using a colorful array of CDs, often using the actual albums of the artist depicted, including musical greats Freddie Mercury, Michael Jackson, and Elvis.

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August 9th
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We’re used to reading about photographers trying out new techniques to print their photos, but we have to admit, printing photos on living grass was something we never expected! Photographic Portraits “Printed” on Grass! via Grist
We’re used to reading about photographers trying out new techniques to print their photos, but we have to admit, printing photos on living grass was something we never expected! Photographic Portraits “Printed” on Grass! via Grist
We’re used to reading about photographers trying out new techniques to print their photos, but we have to admit, printing photos on living grass was something we never expected! Photographic Portraits “Printed” on Grass! via Grist

We’re used to reading about photographers trying out new techniques to print their photos, but we have to admit, printing photos on living grass was something we never expected!

Photographic Portraits “Printed” on Grass!

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July 26th
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Craig Alan recreates portraits of famous people using actual people as pixels!  Aerial Photography Portraits by Craig Alan via Ignant
Craig Alan recreates portraits of famous people using actual people as pixels!  Aerial Photography Portraits by Craig Alan via Ignant
Craig Alan recreates portraits of famous people using actual people as pixels!  Aerial Photography Portraits by Craig Alan via Ignant

Craig Alan recreates portraits of famous people using actual people as pixels! 

Aerial Photography Portraits by Craig Alan

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July 9th
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For those lost, Just not forgotten

In the vacuum of leaving and being left,
People are made.
The loved and lost.
The rejected and the survivor.

Life disciplines in silence.
Teaching when our mentors are gone.
In the light that creates shadows,
The darkness that craves the Sun.

Our comings; and our goings.
Our meetings and departings.
Make of boys, fathers
and women, daughters.

And the people that are made.
In the vacuum of leaving and being left,
Are never lost, just forgotten.

by Chateau Bezerra

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July 3rd
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Alejandro Cartagena is a photographer who loves to post on a bridge over the highway in northern Mexico, in Monterrey. He takes pictures of workers sleeping in the dumpster pickups. Many emotions are reflected in these images that would otherwise be never seen.
Alejandro Cartagena is a photographer who loves to post on a bridge over the highway in northern Mexico, in Monterrey. He takes pictures of workers sleeping in the dumpster pickups. Many emotions are reflected in these images that would otherwise be never seen.

Alejandro Cartagena is a photographer who loves to post on a bridge over the highway in northern Mexico, in Monterrey. He takes pictures of workers sleeping in the dumpster pickups. Many emotions are reflected in these images that would otherwise be never seen.

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June 25th
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DIY Killer Comic Book HeelsPricetag: Around £15Time: Eight hours per shoe (I’m a perfectionist and I have big feet) Brief tutorial under the cut. Read More
DIY Killer Comic Book HeelsPricetag: Around £15Time: Eight hours per shoe (I’m a perfectionist and I have big feet) Brief tutorial under the cut. Read More

DIY Killer Comic Book Heels
Pricetag: Around £15
Time: Eight hours per shoe (I’m a perfectionist and I have big feet)

Brief tutorial under the cut.

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June 24th
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Pantone Glass by Armin Blasbichler 
Pantone Glass by Armin Blasbichler 
Pantone Glass by Armin Blasbichler 

Pantone Glass

by Armin Blasbichler 

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June 7th
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March 1st
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This year’s best films as infographics

This year’s best films as infographics

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February 28th
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Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 
Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 

Lake Worth’s 18th Annual Street Painting Festival. 

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February 24th
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Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns Artist Simon Beck must really love the cold weather! Along the frozen lakes of Savoie, France, he spends days plodding through the snow in raquettes (snowshoes), creating these sensational patterns of snow art. Working for 5-9 hours a day, each final piece is typically the size of three soccer fields! The geometric forms range in mathematical patterns and shapes that create stunning, sometimes 3D, designs when viewed from higher levels. How long these magnificent geometric forms survive is completely dependent on the weather. Beck designs and redesigns the patterns as new snow falls, sometimes unable to finish a piece due to significant overnight accumulations. Interestingly enough, he said, ‘The main reason for making them was because I can no longer run properly due to problems with my feet, so plodding about on level snow is the least painful way of getting exercise.
Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns Artist Simon Beck must really love the cold weather! Along the frozen lakes of Savoie, France, he spends days plodding through the snow in raquettes (snowshoes), creating these sensational patterns of snow art. Working for 5-9 hours a day, each final piece is typically the size of three soccer fields! The geometric forms range in mathematical patterns and shapes that create stunning, sometimes 3D, designs when viewed from higher levels. How long these magnificent geometric forms survive is completely dependent on the weather. Beck designs and redesigns the patterns as new snow falls, sometimes unable to finish a piece due to significant overnight accumulations. Interestingly enough, he said, ‘The main reason for making them was because I can no longer run properly due to problems with my feet, so plodding about on level snow is the least painful way of getting exercise.

Man Walks All Day to Create Spectacular Snow Patterns

Artist Simon Beck must really love the cold weather! Along the frozen lakes of Savoie, France, he spends days plodding through the snow in raquettes (snowshoes), creating these sensational patterns of snow art. Working for 5-9 hours a day, each final piece is typically the size of three soccer fields! The geometric forms range in mathematical patterns and shapes that create stunning, sometimes 3D, designs when viewed from higher levels.

How long these magnificent geometric forms survive is completely dependent on the weather. Beck designs and redesigns the patterns as new snow falls, sometimes unable to finish a piece due to significant overnight accumulations. Interestingly enough, he said, ‘The main reason for making them was because I can no longer run properly due to problems with my feet, so plodding about on level snow is the least painful way of getting exercise.

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