This is how New Yorker Dan Abramson sees the rest of America with his Map of America as Seen by a New Yorker. (source)
Posts tagged as “art”
Max Dalton has a treat for all you Big Lebowski fans out there. Remember, it’s just a game.
The iPhone industry has spun off so many crazy contraptions. iMeshi’s Japanese Food cases for the iPhone 4 from strapya is really food for thought…
Natalie Irish is perhaps the only artist that will give you lip service. She paints with her lips and the results are quite amazing. She…
It’s been already 20 years of Bone and Jeff Smith. How time flies. Jeff is on tour for a few selected cities this year. Bone…
Hitch by Pascal Monaco is a gastronomic treat for all Alfred Hitchcock fans with a passion for food and films. The Ultimate Hitch Cookbook. An…
Bill Watterson wrote this letter to his publisher Universal on his intention to terminate Calvin and Hobbes. A sad day for the many who loved…
Is chalk lettering a dying art form? Don’t tell that to Dana Tanamachi, a graphic designer and custom chalk letterer who lives in Brooklyn, New…
You see them everywhere, the world of texters. Joe Holmes captures texters around him, they come in all shapes and sizes. (source)
Christoph Niemann’s new artstic expression with The World Map of Useless Stereotypes. (source)
To commemorate the conclusion of the beloved Harry Potter film series, a captivating visual retrospective of the entire saga has been masterfully crafted by the talented artist Lucy Knisley.
The Animal Font iPhone app will bring out the child playfulness in you and put a smile on everybody. (source)
A popular Canadian collection of stamp oddities is printed each year called Roadside Attractions. This year they have four new stamps that include such roadside…
The New Yorker (July 4, 2011) is once again featuring artist extraordinaire Adrian Tomine. The subject theme is online dating and features an article by…
Swedish designer Albin Holmqvist has masterfully created 40 international city typographic logos for the EF International Language Centers. (source)
Sebastien Feraut vector illustrations have gained acclaim both locally and internationally, making him a prominent figure in the world of contemporary art.
Baby you can drive my car, the Beatles made that line famous and every rock star wanted fast cars and women after that. Jacques Petit…
Fruity Pebbles and Cocoa Pebbles are the longest-running cereal based on TV characters. The Flintstones Vitamins and cereal based products have long been family favourites.…
NASA astronauts have perhaps the coolest patches on the earth, maybe the universe. Here is a miniature comprehensive sticker collection from Flickr of the best…
Artist Scott Blake, a Savannah College of Art and Design graduate is not your ordinary artist. Many use traditional artistic tools, Scott uses Ecstacy (XTC)…
Art scholars authenticate missing Leonardo da Vinci painting. The painting, Salvator Mundi, or “Savior of the World,” has an uncanny parallel feel of the Mona…
The fireworks in my area were a dud this year. It made me curious about the art of the packaging of fireworks. Jason Liebig a…
This is disposable art at best. A mosaic made out of over 3000 pieces of toast. Swedish husband and wife duo, artists Gustavo Aguerre and…
Potholes have become part of the landscape in Montreal. We have to commute around them. Artists Claudia Ficca & Davide Luciano have found new ways…
Bronia Sawyer makes sculptures out of old books. Her crafty designs can be found in herLittle Bird House site. (source)
Here is a simple question. If your house was burning, what would you take with you? Many of us are hoarders. What few things would…