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Catz 4 dayz

Lady Worthington has been a little lax with her caturday posts of late. It’s OK, we forgive her. But, to make up for lost time somewhat, here’s a treasure trove of cat gif goodness courte...

06 feb 12

Test tube chandelier by Gangdesign

Love these test tube chandeliers by polish Gangdesign – named ‘Maria’ after Marie Curie, one of the earliest radioactive physicists. Their design is incredibly simple and super vers...

05 feb 12

Selleck Waterfall Sandwich

Possibly the oddest single-serving-tumblrs out there. http://selleckwaterfallsandwic h.tumblr.com/

04 feb 12

Start Me Up. British Vogue Spread, 2003.

I thought I’d blog this, as I still remember this fashion spread from British Vogue 2003. That’s nearly a decade ago now- and in my opnion it’s just as relevent as ever. Way to go, ...

29 jan 12

Young starlet, holding Unsociable Cat, plus: Is She For Real?

The Original- a very young Brooke Shields: And Belle du Jour, Lana Del Rey: Aside from the amusng visual juxtaposition of Grumpy Cat against Soft Kitten, which has amuses me greatly and inspired me f...

29 jan 12

Dessi Terzieva handmade Collages

Dessi Terzieva is a law student and artist living in “the great city of Detroit”. She was kind enough to send in some of her handmade collages. For those who’ve been reading our lit...

25 jan 12

Berg’s little printer that could

I reckon they’re gonna sell a billion of these dudes. Probably to me. While we have a billion other hi-tech ways to get our RSS and social feeds from friends as they drive along the information...

24 jan 12

David Spriggs, painting in 3 dimensions

David Spriggs, or ‘Spriggsy’ as I imagine his old school chums used to call him, paints on multiple layers of semi-transparent perspex – which once combined with a small distance be...

22 jan 12

Audrey Hepburn Screen Shots

Here is a rare snapshot of an undone ‘Holly Golightly’, modest and demure. What a true lady Audrey Hepburn was. An elegant soul, always.     Side point: did you know that Marily...

20 jan 12

Hey John Maus, Hey Moon [gig review]

On Friday night a few old friends and I went to a Friday the 13th gig featuring the likes of Melbourne regulars Rat VS Possum and Montero playing alongside the unique and painfully-hip emotive electr...

15 jan 12

Harry Malt, expressions of interest

I like Harry Malt. He’s represented by the folks at debutart along with an old pal of ours, and you might like this blog regular Kerry Roper. In a whimsical naive fashion he communicates the un...

13 jan 12

Dave White goes POP!

Here’s some pieces from the folio of British artist and designer, Dave White. To my untrained eye, he takes the pop art baton from heavyweights such as Lichenstien and Warhol but then reinvigor...

12 jan 12

Me as an infographic CV

While I do spend a lot of time finding inspiring gems to share with you across this here information superhighway. In the real working world I’m a Social Media Planner. I’ve just moved fr...

09 jan 12

Paul Davis, obsessed with simple improvements

If there was no design, all of us would be living in total chaos. Design helps to tame the chaos: sometimes with prosaic indifference and sometimes with flair and imagination. Designers are the visua...

08 jan 12

Grey.Sea Designs

These lovely photos are by SAMARA NETTLEFORD (she emailed me in caps), who is currently a graphic design student at De Montfort University, Leicester and launching herself into the world under the ba...

08 jan 12

Aurora Over Iowa

Via the truly cosmic Astromomy Picture of the Day. Aurora Over Iowa  Credit & Copyright: Stan Richards (NightSkyEvents.com)   Explanation: Last Thursday evening, stars were not the only ligh...

07 jan 12

Choose your religion the easy way!

Tripped up on the spiritual path? Hit a pothole on your road to salvation? Never fear, with this handy flowchart you can easily find your perfect religion, based on important factors such as reincarn...

07 jan 12

haunted houses in Lego Land

Loving these hugely detailed victorian haunted lego houses by Mike Doyle. They contain 50-60 thousand pieces and take up to 450 hours to build, understandably he thanks his wife for her patience̷...

04 jan 12

Guy Laramee is a visual wordsmith

Now that e-readers and the information superhighway has usurped good old fashioned printed matter, the great libraries of old are collecting dust. Don’t get me wrong, a well stocked bookshelf i...

01 jan 12

Essential Kubrick animated .gifs

Imax and 3D be damned, the best filmic sequences are often the most simple. Gustaf Mantel clearly shares my love for the work of Stanley Kubrick and has immortalised some classic moments in the high-...

29 dec 11

I see red

Some older, but no less fantastical imagery from June-Louis, continuing their extrapolation of figure and the unseen forces of air. June-Louis as it turns out is a long-time collaboration betwee n Jea...

26 dec 11

Fog

Some lovely photos by the creative folk at we made this. They actually go quite nicely with the blog layout if I do say so myself.

25 dec 11

June-Louis, Le Grain De Sable

Thanks to a very curt email from a reader slapping me on the wrist regarding a journalistic oversight in a recent post (apparently Frieke Janssens is a woman, FYI); I was directed to a the blog of ar...

25 dec 11

Now You Know (plus POKE Hack Day, 2011)

“Learning is finding out what we already know. Doing is demonstrating that you know it. Teaching is reminding others that they know just as well as you. You are all learners, doers, and teacher...

22 dec 11

The beauty of an ugly addiction

To spark discussions about the recent smoking ban in Belgium, photographer Frieke Janssens created a series of controversial images of children playing the roles of archetypal smokers. They visualise...

22 dec 11

Dear Photograph

Trawling through my bookmarks looking for stuff to blog about I came across the most wonderful of wonderful sites ‘Dear Photograph’. The premise is simple – take a photo of an old p...

21 dec 11

Large lives in small graphics

via brainpickings

21 dec 11

WTF in B&W

Selected gems of the bizarre. 1900 Five U.S. Soldiers (and boy) in a fan formation. 1925 The Isolator is a bizarre helmet invented in 1925 that encourages focus and concentration by rendering the wea...

18 dec 11

A 3-and-a-half foot floppy disk

Thomas Mailaender likes his innocuous items big and his models weird. Me too.

17 dec 11

Between the sheets with Alison Watt

In the spring of 2010 Alison Watt was commissioned by the Uffizi Gallery in Florence to make a work for their celebrated collection of self-portraits by women artists. This was an unusual commission,...

17 dec 11

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