Boston agency Winsper's recent ads for Stihl leaf blowers, chainsaws and weed whackers are fun and eye-catching. To promote their yard equipment, they appear to hack, trim and blow newsprint off pages of The Wall Street Journal.
It's pretty amazing how much talent some people have with just a pencil and paper.
I love the creativity and energy behind Scabetti's ocean inspired “Shoal” light.
Designed by Singapore-based Design Act, this digital cloud skyscraper was a finalist in a competition to design Singapore's pavilion for the World Expo 2010. Entitled “My Dream, Our Vision”, the project is constructed from 3866 cubes of varying opacity that perfectly encapsulates the spirit of Singapore as an efficient, dynamic, cosmopolitan, and forward-looking nation. Embodying “xin” (or “new”), visitors are encouraged by music to post their dreams inside.
Sigur Ros – Vi spilum endalaust – A Take Away Show from La Blogotheque on Vimeo.
Although these kids probably got an F on these exams, they should of got an A+ for creativity.
Marion Bolognesi is a New York based artist who studies the fragile complexities of human emotion and explores beauty through expression. Her watercolor paintings stir a deep, emotional feeling in us; it is like the eyes pierce through the page and holds still our heart.
What is science doing to our pets? This interbreeding must stop!
Over the course of his 30-year career, Art Wolfe has worked on every continent and in hundreds of locations.
Balloons on Animals What do all of these art projects have in common? They took the ordinary and made it extraordinary. You don't have to be a classically trained artist to come up with these great photos or art displays. In fact, it's even better that you're not. We've dug deep into our archives to help us prove the point. Art is most appreciated when it gives people an experience.
I wonder how many safety hazards this tree-bound tea house has.
If you are in New York, make sure to catch artists Seonna Hong, Caroline Hwang and Saelee Oh at the...
