13 things

Long Lost Pal

 Illustration by Jenni Sparks

Or maybe you were thinking of this one.

Thumbs up for the print, music and video versions!

[ via thisisnthappiness ]

Stainless Steel Wire Mesh Portraits

Wow. These wire portraits by Seung Mo Park are phenomenal.

 

Wire mesh is layered together and then slowly cut away bit by bit to form the large scale individual portrait.

Amazing.

[ as seen on BOOOOOOOM ]

Real Elegance

Quote by Diana Vreeland. Hand lettering by the very talented Lisa Congdon via her blog Today Is Going to Be Awesome. 

(Be sure to take a peek through her inspiring 365 Days of Hand Lettering.)

Your Dryer Can Talk

The mind of Marc Johns is a marvelous thing. 

What You Already Are

by Erik den Breejen

[ via Freight and Volume ]

I'm Meeellllltttting

You gotta love public art that makes you do a double take.

Hot-Lanta

a melting fan art installation on display at a subway station in Atlanta

created by Ted Freeman and Top South

[ via Laughing Squid ]

A Bit of Crumpet

Like a bit of jam with that?

A lovely logo setting a nostalgic mood while concurrently making me hungry.

And I suppose that's a good thing.  Mission accomplished.

 

[ via designspiration ]

All A Part of the Same Thing

A very cool piece from the uber talented Dominique Falla.

We Are All a Part of the Same Thing

by Dominique Falla

Detail:

  

A description from her site: 

    "This is my entry for this year’s Positive Posters competition. For too long, people have viewed themselves as separate and I wanted to represent a multitude of individuals using the nails, and then coloured string to show how we are all interconnected, and that together, we can make something beautiful."

Be sure to check out her site for more work. Inspiring!

[ via designworklife ]

It's All Good in Venice (CA)

Fun logo for a fun place.

 

 

Ice Cube Celebrates the Eames

One cool dude. And he's interested in architecture and drafting?  Now I like him even more.

Ice Cube Celebrates The Eames for Pacific Standard Time

the birth of the LA art scene.

For more info on Ice Cube & The Eames visit http://pacificstandardtime.org.