The Windows of New York
Architecturally speaking New York City is the mecca of design. Jose Guizar's weekly obsession of drawing windows from New York City is an interesting idea.
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Oddest Book Titles of 2012
Don't judge a book by its cover or title. Here are the finalists for The Diagram Prize 2013 for strangest book tile.
Aesthetics: A Memoir by Ivan Brunetti
Sandbox World favorite Ivan Brunetti of Misery Loves Comedy fame is back with a new book called, Aesthetics: A Memoir. I am excited to see the workings of
Revolution ( Life Cycle of a Drop of Water)
Photographer Chris Turner, paper engineer Helen Friel and animator Jess Deacon explore the life cycle of a single drop of water through an animated stop motion pop-up book
Dysphoria
Jason Bradshaw is a reluctant drawer of sad things. He specializes in dysphoria.Dysphoria is a state of feeling unwell or unhappy; a feeling of emotional and mental discomfort
Carved Crayons
Pete Goldlust loves to carve pencils. I love the intricacies of his designs. The only thing I could do with a crayon and a sharp blade is get
Awful Animals: Ugly Dolls Knockoff
Talk about a blatant rip-off. Awful Animals is copying the success of the Ugly Dolls line. This is what happens when your products are made in China.
Performance-Enhancing Drugs for Writers
It's hard to be a writer. You need a little help at times. Did you think Kubla Khan was written on a whim?
Jetpack Solves Everything
When problems hit you hard, there is only one solution. Jetpack!
DrawQuest: Free iPad App
DrawQuest is making artists out of non-artists. There are so many good little free apps for iPad out there. DrawQuest takes the learning curve out of the equation
Giant Melting Popsicle Ice Sculptures
Argentinian artist Luciana Rondolini likes to create giant realistic melting popsicle ice sculptures. They look so real that your tongue will wag in thirst.
G is for Edward Gorey and Google
Google Doodle celebrates Edward Gorey's 88th birthday if he were alive today. He checked out in the year 2000."Fifty years ago, in 1963, Edward Gorey published a trio