Jimi Hendrix by David Choe (2 pics)
This Jimi Hendrix painting by David Choe is beyond awesome! His largest work to date, he only produced 27 giclee' prints at $600, and sold out before he even got the post up on his blog.
This Jimi Hendrix painting by David Choe is beyond awesome! His largest work to date, he only produced 27 giclee' prints at $600, and sold out before he even got the post up on his blog.
DDB Brazil and photographer Rodrigo Ribeiro created this “Blend In” campaign for Zoo Safari.
Designed in the shape of a water droplet, the Water Building Resort will be the first building ever to convert...
Designed by London-based architecture firm Benoy, ION Orchard will be Singapore's most premium shopping strip when completed at the end of 2008. Media architecture will wrap around its entire facade to showcase the mall's retail brands, as well as serve as a fluid canvas for multimedia art and live telecasts of events held within the complex, such as runway shows and themed events.
In this dream-like set, UK photographer Rosie Hardy places herself in scenes that resemble a fairytale.
Trespassing The Little People Project by London-based Slinkachu is one of my all-time favorite art installations.
No, this picture isn't upside down. “Device to Root Out Evil” was designed by American artist Dennis Oppenheim, and is a sculpture of what looks to be an upside-down church. The steeple, usually piercing the sky in its lunge toward heaven, is now at ground level, pursuing with vigor, the demons of the deep.
Glenn Jones. a graphic designer and illustrator from Auckland, New Zealand creates some of the funniest t-shirts I've ever seen.
At first glance, it looks like an earthquake destroyed the walls of this building.
Designed to resemble a blossoming flower, Greek architecture firm Petra Architects recently submitted “Blossoming Dubai” to the Zaabeel Park Tall Emblem Structure Competition. The tower is equipped with two elevators that run on spiral rails which turn 135 degrees and ascend 450 feet (138 meters). The lifts ascend from the lower ground floor (where the visitors enter) to the cafeteria level and the viewing platform above.
The Smorsche There is the Smart Car, and then there are Smart Ass Cars.
As an ex-smoker myself, I can understand the pleasure of smoking ciggarettes.