Tag: blogging

Hungry Headies Cookies

Campus life can be a daunting one at times. Late night studying and you got the munchies for cookies and milk but you ran out. What are you to do? You call Hungry Headies. Hungry Headies started off as a whim of sorts became a business as founders Greg Ramey and Wyatt Fowler created a […]

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Lady Java

To ordinary people Java works nestled in the background and a few times a month you are reminded to update your Java. Oracle’s Lady Java explains Java to all of us. You got to Hava Java. via-computerweekly Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d […]

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Fishy Furniture

Now you can bring the tranquility of the sea into your washroom with this aqua sink. The aquarium as you know it is enjoying a new Renaissance as it is incorporated into furniture escaping the confines of the usual rectangular glass trap. The novelty aquariums fetch a pretty penny as some will go as high […]

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Circle Music

Make music with ease. Just create circles and watch them collide as they chime away to the rhythm of pulsating infinite sounds. Andre Michelle from aM laboratory is the musical genius behind this fun idea. via-aM laboratory Tony M.If this article made you think, brought back a memory, or made you see something differently, I’d […]

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United States Postal Service Upgrade

The USPS mail system is in need of a re-visualization and Matt Chase is a breath of fresh air for one of the oldest North American institutions as it gets a imaginary complete face-lift. This comprehensive face-lift is from head to toe where every visual aspect is examined. Everything from logo, letterhead, business cards, packing […]

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Coffee Cup Paintings

Image is everything. Coffee is the driving inspiration that keeps many painters awake. Why not the coffee cup become the subject in the painting. Susan Jane Belton’s oil paintings focus on the lonely cup of Joe. Is your favorite coffee in her list of paintings? See more>> via-Doobybrain Tony M.If this article made you think, […]

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Creative Manhole Covers

Manholes are pretty standard in many countries. Many will sport the town’s name and serve two purposes, one to drain water and the other a gateway for city workers for underground infrastructure need of repair. In Japan things are a bit different. The manholes are pieces of art in Japan and photographer Remo Camerota has […]

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People of Walmart

PeopleofWalmart.com was created in August 2009 by three friends Adam Kipple, Andrew Kipple and Luke Wherry. A year later and many hits they are going book form. The creatures of the night do shop also and most of them want deals like you and me. They shop at Walmart in their finest glory. You are […]

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New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson to Pardon Billy the Kid

The legend of Billy the Kid just keeps growing after 130 years after his death. New Mexico governor Bill Richardson plans to pardon the outlaw who time has created a legend of falsehoods. In today’s standards he would be considered a cop killer. The descendants of Pat Garrett are not too thrilled at the prospect […]

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Conceptual Still Life Art of Horacio Salinas

Horacio Salinas possesses an extraordinary ability to transform even the most ordinary and unremarkable objects into captivating works of art. With his camera as his artistic tool, he has the remarkable talent to take something as commonplace as a sharpened pencil and, through his lens, elevate it into a thought-provoking and conceptual masterpiece. This gifted […]

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The Man Behind the Nose

The Man Behind the Nose: Assassins, Astronauts, Cannibals, and Other Stupendous Yarns is the autobiography of the man who was Bozo. For 50 years Larry Harmon was the face—and the nose—of Bozo the Clown, the most well-known, beloved clown of them all, the precursor for every successful modern-day harlequin to come, from Ronald McDonald to […]

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