Tag: blogging

Norah Jones Peanuts Tribute Poster

While Norah Jones' music isn't quite my cup of tea, I'm utterly captivated by the Peanuts tribute poster crafted by Matt Leunig. Its nostalgic charm and artistic brilliance truly resonate with me. If you're interested, you can snag this exquisite limited lithograph at La La Land, alongside an array of other fantastic concert posters that are sure to delight any art enthusiast.

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Brandon Broll’s Microcosmos

It’s a small world after all. Well at least when it is magnified 22 million times, like this microscopic photo of common household dust. Microcosmos: Discovering The World Through Microscopic Images From 20 X to Over 22 Million X Magnification is a whole new world to the invisible naked eye to be discovered. Microcosmos is […]

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Homemade Halloween Costumes

Budgets are tight this year and every mom wants the little tykes to feel special this year. Doesn’t guarantee you will not get a rock in your candy loot. Some parents have this debate each year between homemade costumes or store bought costumes. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or […]

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Radio Flyer Car

You are never too old to realize your childhood dreams. Alaskan couple, Judy Foster and Fred Keller converted their pickup into a giant red Radio Flyer. Now when they bring their giant-size Radio Flyer to the local garage, they might just get their wagon fixed. Fred better duck! Tony M.If this article made you think, […]

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Take a Chill Pill

Today’s society is one of pill popping for any ailment real or imagined. Our hospitals are crammed with folks who just can’t take a little pain. The exploitation of pharmaceutical companies is at an all time high. Big money to be made. In Spain not to be outdone, the candy companies are getting into some […]

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We are all Africans

We are all Africans according to some scientific circles. The cradle of humanity began in Africa and we spread throughout the globe. Just how big is Africa? Kai Krause illustrates just how big Africa is and how it compares to the rest of the world. This discarded mass of land is one of neglect to […]

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Napoleon Dynamite the Animated Series

Fox has ordered six episodes of Napoleon Dynamite the animated series.  Jon Heder and Efren Ramirez (who played Napoleon and Pedro) will lend their voices along with the rest of the majority of the film’s original cast. Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d […]

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The Facebook Friend Poster

Now you can have all your Facebook friends in poster form and hang it up on your wall. Nothing better than sinking further into your non realistic world of imaginary friends that actually tap at a keyboard just like you. Benjamin Lotan, the mad genius behind the vanity lure for Facebook users looking for fame […]

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The Evolution of the Bat Symbol

Andrei D. Robu who specializes in lettering & illustration, examines the evolution of the bat symbol over the years since Bob Kane created the Caped Crusader. 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. […]

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Jennifer Maestre’s Pencil Art

Jennifer Maestre’s pencil art is not what one would expect but yet it is exactly what it should be. Pencils as art. The intricate designs are based on the spines of the sea urchin. These majestic but yet deadly creatures become a metaphor of prism colored pencils on land. Quantities of industrially manufactured objects are […]

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The Weird Book Room

The weird book room has a book for all strange tastes. It’s most likely none of these book were in any top selling book lists, maybe they should be on a list of terrible book ideas. With over 171 odd books in the weird book room collection, the list is bound to grow. In some […]

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