I need one of these. From the brilliant mind of Ji Lee, the VIP pass for everything:
Jeff, we need to get our hands on a few of these cards!
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First thought is, this is clever. Second is, this is so obvious!
My dad was a ruthless real estate mogul when it came to this game. Absolutely ruthless.
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Hilarious.
Illustration by Andy Rementer
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Ginger Anyhow embroidered a series of 20 text messages she received that chronicles a relationship from February 2006 to April 2007. The final text ends on an open ended note that left me wondering and guessing. The blend of kitsch and technology here is oddly compelling for our inner voyeur.
I like that the reception and battery bars are stitched in as well.
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RSS reader dump.
More RSS dumping.
Emptying the contents of my RSS reblog recycle can.
Phew.
When not being a musical genius, Louis Armstrong liked to spend his time also creating collages. Neat!
The works are untitled and undated, but he was making them as early as the 1950s; in a letter from 1953 he wrote, “Well, you know, my hobbie (one of them anyway) is using a lot of scotch tape . . . My hobbie is to pick out the different things during what I read and piece them together and [make] a little story of my own.”
Read rest here.
I love this.
From the The 4th Seoul International Media Art Biennale at the Seoul Museum of Art.
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Whimsical color-it-yourself wallpaper by Jon Burgerman which you can purchase here. It goes without saying, but I WANT THIS.
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Here are a few that I like from this collection of environmental artwork by various artists who connect "two aspects of Finland, the natural landscape (forests, grasslands, snow and ice, etc) and the presence of myth and legend."
Jonna Pohjalainen, Color Pencils
Martti Kukkonen, Countryside can be imported 2: Red cottage and potato field
Jaakko Pernu, Parasol
View more here.
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