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It’s taken me a long time to accept the fact that I don’t really like desks. At least not small ones that are designated for tasks that don’t involve spreading out—I need space . Because of my aversion to small desks, I’ve spent an awful lot of time over the last few years camped out on the sofa with my laptop doing freelance work at 2AM, and honestly, my body isn’t happy about it. I need to be sitting at a table in order to work (and sit) properly for any length of time, and that table needs to be spacious. That said, you know what’s not spacious?
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The following furniture pieces aren’t just interior items. Made out of recycled vintage bike parts they comes from Classified Moto’s extended collection of unique furniture. Table, floor lamp, table lamps from this collection will be a creative addition to your interior. All pieces are custom made from retired components from up to three different vintage motorcycles. If you want to have such vintage furniture don’t waste your time and buy them here .
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We all know that modern life is one of over consumption, environmental pollution and self-absorption. Whether or not global warming or mass extinction is true or not, it is a fact that our environment is being slowly trashed and over-used. Environmental organizations have to get their point across loudly. » read more Cartagena’s Musical Festival wanted to pay tribute to the different rhythms of the American Continent, reason why its sixth edition was called: The Sound of the Americas.
DeMilked - Design Milking Magazine
If you think you have nothing to hide, try living in this transparent house located in Tokyo, Japan. Known as "House NA", it offers plenty of daylight, however no privacy. To help boost the weak sales of Japanese nori manufacturer that was affected by the 2011 tsunami, I&S BBDO, a Japanese ad agency, developed a series of intricately laser-cut seaweed. Denmark-based photographer and cellist Nikolaj Lund decided to reinvent the portraiture of classical musicians by taking the subjects out of their natural environment - the orchestra pit - and asking them do strange poses in places like streets, oceans and deserts. The results are beyond amazing!
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Avec des clichés particulièrement réussis, laissant transparaître une ambiance envoutante et mystérieuse, le photographe Thomas Chéné parvient à nous emmener dans son univers. Une sélection d’images issues de différentes séries est à découvrir dans la suite. Lire la suite Jon Contino est un illustrateur qui parvient à nous transporter dans son univers avec un style ancien très réussi. Des jeux de contrastes et de typographies à découvrir dans une séries de visuels dans la suite de l’article consacré à cet artiste. Terada Mokei est un passionné de modélisme.
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March 14th, 2012 This look into the studio of artist and animator Hayley Morris is part of British Director Tomas Leach’s intriguing documentary series ‘Little Scraps of Paper’ . The films are explorations of varied artists’ individual spaces and the initial steps they take in order to create their work and document their ideas.
There are two extronidarily beautiful things happening in this iPhone video by Patrick Colpron . The first is a spectacular six-sail kite designed and flown by Steve Polansky , and second is a heart-achingly wonderful song called Lighthouse by Patrick Watson . What a perfect moment in time, sort of an impromptu video poem. While I truly appreciate the need for any kid to get dirty in a sandbox or let their imagination run wild in a field of mud puddles (something I was doing myself only an hour ago), I love to see how technology like a Kinect 3D camera can create new interactive environments and games.
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