The Irony in Nail Art
Vlad Artazov can turn nails into pieces of art with subtle bending of his subjects.
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50 Boyfriends Worse Than Yours
Before you head to Hallmark for Vanletine's Day, you better get a copy of 50 Boyfriends Worse Than Yours. You might be a lucky girl and not have
Thinking Ouside the Box
Daring to think different with the advertising agency: Rethink from Canada. The video selected the best video of the week as bestowed by BestAds.com The call-for-entries video for
Philip K. Dick Book Covers
Philip K. Dick is celebrated for "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" the Hollywood version better known as Blade Runner. His books are now the latest in film
Crayon Industry Chart
I am amazed at the color names introduced each school year. Crayola began with eight colors in 1903 and is up to 120 as of 2010 and growing
Robert E. Lee Day
Robert E. Lee Day is a state holiday in Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Virginia and Mississippi celebrated along Martin Luther King Day. Go figure.
Danger to Public Health New York City
In the later part of the 19th century till the advent of the automobile there were close to 200 000 horses working in New York city.
Patti Smith in Dream of Life
Patti Smith is not a household name as is French poet Arthur Rimbaud, her idol. Considered a rock icon, she beats to her own drum without any Billboard
The Ortery Photosimile 5000 captures images from all angles
The Ortery Photosimile 5000, though intriguing in its capability to capture comprehensive, multi-angle images, may not be a necessary addition to your photography for your professional display needs.
Books Merging With iTouch/iPhones
The synergy between books and the new tablet platforms will only benefit young kids with the hunger to learn. As illustrated by the inserted iPhone into a book
Portable Grindhouse: The Lost Art of the VHS Box
When video stores starting to pop like mushrooms in the 80's, there was a whole bunch of Grindhouse movies of mindless fun exploiting carnal kitsch of the decade.
Barcode design embrace new forms
The barcode, once seen as a static and unchanging symbol, is now showing its dynamic side, ready to adapt and embrace new forms.