Author: Tony M.

IPhone Perhaps the Most Popular Camera

Source: Geekaphone The online presence of pictures taking keeps growing each day, the iPhone and now the iPad2 have become more than anything a camera than a phone or a tablet. People are recoding their daily lives with pictures around them with their Apple devices. Apple has managed to take a chunk of the camera […]

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The Pulp Fiction Action Figure Collection Poster

I love you, honey bunny. The Pulp Fiction action figure collection poster created by Maxim Dalton. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with your permission, may […]

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Space Suit of the Week

How do children see space? The imagination of space was captured by kids in North America in the dawn of the TV era, there was no shortage of material about the space race in both literature and film. In the 21th century it seems kids are more grounded within technology and wonder less about space. […]

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Super Pencil Sharpener

The Chuckable Drill-Powered Pencil Sharpener has the ability to effortlessly sharpen over 144 pencils within a mere 15-minute timeframe, bringing boundless joy to a multitude of artists.

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Rock and Roll Hair

Hair has always played a significant roll in rock and roll folklore. From the Comets to Lady Gaga, just how well do you know your hair? You can buy your own poster of some of the most famous haircuts. There is a limited run of only 500, get yours while you can. From the pompadour […]

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A Brief History of Title Design by Ian Albinson

Some movies are recognized easily by their title design and it plays an important role in the whole buildup of a movie. Ian Albinson assembled a brief history of some of the best known title designs in movie history. It just shows you the power of some of these title designs. Tony M.If this article […]

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Illustrations by Iain Macarthur

Iain Macarthur’s wildlife illustrations are laced with intricate geometric shapes. via-iainmacarthur Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with your permission, may feature your thoughts in a […]

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Commercial Fonts: The Branding of Products

Ever wonder what type of fonts are used for companies for their brand name? Here are some popular fonts you might know or perhaps be surprised are used by some of the top brand companies. Zopa.com-Frankfurter medium Shutterfly-Frutiger Facebook-Klavika Twitter-Pico Alphabet Digg-Pico y Vimeo-Black Rose Google-Catull BQ Yahoo-Yahoo font via-hongkiat Tony M.If this article made […]

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Peel: Taking Control of Your TV

The idiot box will no longer control you. Peel is determined to give you full control of your viewing in a whole new perceptive. There might be nothing on but Peel will find you what you need. Peel is your personal TV guide for the iPhone and will change the way you watch television with […]

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ImagineNations: The Art of Globes

Wendy Gold from San Francisco is a world apart with her custom globes. The elaborate globes are adorned with pop cultural images. ImagineNations is the working project of these slightly used globes given new life. The ever chancing geographical nations are dated on the globes but they are prized trophies for any collector or the […]

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Naughty Design: The Free Art Magazine

Amazing art from Donut Communication in the digital magazine Naughty Design that features Swiss artists. Read free online. via-nevercrewblog Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love to hear from you. Send me an email at sandboxworld@gmail.com. I read every message personally and, with […]

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French Artist OakOak Finding Art in the Streets

There is art in everything if you look for it. The only thing stopping you is your imagination. French artist OakOak has found his canvas in the street and entertains us with his unusual vision. via-homedsgn Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d love […]

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