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Knitted lab mice and dissected frogs displayed in an authentic body fluid holding tray—what a conversation-starting piece of art these would be!
Knitted Science Experiments - PETA-Friendly Lab Rats by Crafty Hedgehog (GALLERY)
Oubliez les pinceaux, la peinture, les stylos ou même le design 3D et découvrez un incroyable moyen de faire de l’art.
Bottle Caps Self-Portrait by Mary Ellen Croteau - ViaComIT
Reused Tires Make a Squid-Like Playground for Refugee Children : TreeHugger
All images courtesy of AnneMarie van Splunter When Go Play! announced a competition to design an innovative playground for 1,000 refugee children along the border of Thailand and Burma, Dutch designer AnneMarie van Splunter thought of old car tires.
Tom Storm ‘s “community-oriented photographic journey” The World in a Bubble started out with an amazing (but totally accidental) capture of shops in Galway, Ireland reflected in a bubble.
Famous Places of the World Photographed in Soap Bubbles
THINKOFTHE WALLS NOTEBOOK. - [rancho] [borracho]
Los diseñadores industriales y gráficos Sherwood Forlee y Mihoko Ouchi se dieron a la tarea de desarrollar una serie de productos eclécticos que realmente me gustaron. Sin embargo hubo uno en específico que me gustó más: el "Walls Notebook".
Hace rato me topé con que Education First (después de su primera entrega ) lanzó una nueva serie de anuncios en los cuales ahora nos llevan a Sydney, Vancouver y Los Ángeles. Un vez más y bajo la genial dirección de Gustav Johansson , nos traen estos tres spots que sin duda nos trasladan a momentos que todos desearíamos vivir.
A jewel / A jewel / A jewel (parte II) - [rancho] [borracho]
El origen de las buenas y malas ideas • YOROKOBU TUMBLR
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Cities and their influence on citizens’ behavior, community, and culture is top of mind for more than the usual suspects: urban planners and city hall officials. Right now designers, technologists, hacktivists, and journalists are all exploring how the urban environment is going to change in coming years, as the megapolis becomes more of a reality. As my colleague, Creative Director Scott Nazarian, states in his article in our upcoming print issue of design mind , “Cities challenge us to manage their many networks, all of which must be managed or facilitated by both people and automated systems.”
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