My Design Stories My Design Stories » Daily Design Dosage. A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language - By Randall Munroe. Joe Blogs. Paris / Dállász - bed - Table - TV. KentaurBen , 2011.03.11. 11:28 Hosszú hétvége jön, meg jó idő is, használjátok ki! Túrázzatok egy jót, szusszanjatok egy nagyot, pihenjetek, menjetek kiállításokra, töltsetek több időt egymással, hívjátok fel egy rég nem látott barátotokat, főzzetek/süssetek valami újat, lustálkodjatok, vegyétek elő a bringákat, nézzétek át a ruhatáratokat, nagytakarítsatok, vegyetek ki egy jó filmet, társasozzatok, süssetek szalonnát a kertben, kreatívkodjatok, menjetek mesemondó fesztiválra, olvassatok, szexeljetek, kertészkedjetek, látogassátok meg a nagyszülőket, beszélgessetek, próbáljatok ki egy új kávézót, lazítsatok! Ma benézünk egy párizsi és egy Dallas-i otthonba, ujjgörgető izmokat aktivizálni, a következő 72 képhez szükség lesz rá :) Zenemeg a vicces nevű Lali Puna: Lali Puna - Micronomic (Boom Bip rmx) by 2visible Először jöjjön a francia: Ótánmeg a amerikai:
The Dorothy Days. My Ditsy World. The Old Press. KnittyBlog | New Carved Book Landscapes by Guy Laramee. Artist Guy Laramee (previously) has recently completed a number of new sculptural works where he transforms thick tomes into incredible topographical features including mountains, caves, volcanoes, and even water. Many of the works are part of a new project titled Guan Yin, a series of work dedicated to the forces that enable individuals to endure grief and pain, or in his words “the mysterious forces thanks to which we can traverse ordeals.” If you happen to be near Quebec, a number of Laramee’s works are currently on view at Expression gallery in Saint-Hyacinthe through August 12.
Update: You can also see a number of works by Laramée at Foster/White Gallery in Seattle. The Jealous Curator. Ancient art meets the mean streets of Chicago… well, the potholes anyway. Artist/designer Jim Bachor and I are talking about his gorgeous mosaic work, his 85 year old lookout, the fact that people are truly awesome, and me possibly dressing up as Jim for Halloween. You can listen right up there under that glass ‘n marble ice cream sandwich, or you can subscribe on iTunes. First up, “THIS IS NOT A POTHOLE anymore”… No, it isn’t! Wow. So. Ah, yes, art born from necessity.
He said that he was a little bit scared of getting in trouble for the pothole. Beautiful. Speaking of beautiful – good friends are beautiful. . … Jim studied the mosaic arts for months in Italy. “Me? Ok, up next we really got into the whole pothole thing. . … and ice cream … YES! Now, Finland is certainly not the only place he’s filled a pothole or two. Love. Mmmm… insanely detailed glass and marble Cocoa Puffs! This is the piece he was talking about, from his latest series titled “Fake”, with the tiny plane in the top corner.