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Vuzzle Chair
March 28, 2012 By
The Vuzzle Chair by Christopher Daniel consists of 59 small cushions. You can shape the chair by detaching cushions from the complete cube. Each cushion has magnets under the surface which hold the whole structure together.
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Swin-Inn
March 28, 2012 By
This temporary raft structure was built out of recycled materials by architect Ole Scheeren in a lagoon in Yao Noi, Thailand for a new film festival Film on the Rocks Yao Noi.
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Scary Movie Characters Old and Retired
March 26, 2012 By
Photographer Federico Chiesa imagined what characters from some famous movies would be like, if they continued to age according to the real world.The photographer selected famous movies from the ’70s and ’80s and let their characters age. Baddies from movies The Shining, Friday the 13th, and A Nightmare on Elm Street all get a touch of old age. [Read more...]
Quazimotto.On.Wax
March 26, 2012 By
J. Quazi King, also known as Quazimotto.On.Wax, is a Brooklyn-based photographer who has been capturing moments in time through his photography for 2 years. His work is nothing short of excellent, I love vast array of emotions his portraits capture. I am especially fond of the shots that Quazi captured during the Million Hoodie March in Union Square, NY. To see more of his work, check out his tumblr and to read an interview I did with him, click here.
My visit to the KNOWHOW SHOP LA
March 21, 2012 By
I had a chance to go kick it with my friends over at the Knowhow Shop. They are doing some amazing things, check them out ” Knowhow Shop is a cooperative fabrication shop and design studio located in the Highland Park neighborhood of Los Angeles. We provide design services at all scales, as well as workspace and training for designers and enthusiasts working in furniture, art, and architectural fabrication. We provide one-on-one assistance and frequent classes on both traditional and digital fabrication open to all.” Check out the visit [Read more...]
I’m Not There by photographer Pol Ubeda Hervas
March 16, 2012 By
I’m Not There by photographer Pol Ubeda Hervas is an interesting set of images showing sneakers and shadows, while the person we’d expect wearing the sneakers is missing. According to the photographer, the images represent a time in our life when we don’t recognize ourselves, probably having lost touch with the true self. Very simple, and thought provoking; [Read more...]
Fred Perry & Lomography Camera
March 10, 2012 By
For their 60th anniversary, Fred Perry’s has decided to team up with Lomography photo for this one of a kind camera.
Instaprint Launches Location Based Photobooth For Instagram
March 8, 2012 By
Instaprint is a location based photo booth that can transform parties and events by putting a camera in everyone’s hand. By setting Instaprint to look out for specific locations or hashtags, any Instagram tagged appropriately will automatically be printed out on inkless paper. Get one for your next party, event, wedding, fiesta….
The machines are currently available for pre-order on Kickstarter and range in price from $399 – $1449 depending on how many printers you get.via
Kwesi Abbensetts Photography
March 7, 2012 By
New York-based photographer Kwesi Abbensetts captures women of color in such an intriguing way. His photos are more than just portraits of pretty faces, they are memorable works of art. Looking through Kwesi’s online portfolio will surely have you at a loss for words. Check it out here.
The BettleCam
March 6, 2012 By
The Lions of Masai Mara (a large game reserve in southwest Kenya) was the inspiration for conservation photographer Will Burrard-Lucas. He has created a high-tech contraption to capture photo’s called the BettleCam that provides photographers the opportunity to take beautiful pictures as they did, Word. [Read more...]
Close-up Photographs of Insects
March 6, 2012 By
Photographer Omid Golzar has captured numerous insects in close-up shots.
Omar captured the bugs alive and put them in his freezer for sometime, so they would become lethargic and slow enough to pose for the photographs. While macrophotography usually requires a special lens, Golzar reversed the conventional 28mm lens on his camera for the effect. to see more [Read more...]
