I found this rabbit print at Grain Edit. Artist Leandro Castelao lives in Buenos Aires. The Grain Editors describe this piece this way: “The lines look like wires creating some sort of robo bunny with a CD drive on steroids.” Prints of this piece and others are available here.
Category: Blogs
A Poem a Day
National Poetry Month begins tomorrow, April 1st, 2010. At Writers in the Schools (WITS) we send out an email with a child’s poem every day for the month. Find out about that and other poetry offerings here. If you are truly brave and want to WRITE a poem a day this April, consider participating in… Continue reading A Poem a Day
Twig Alphabet
This is from Geof Huth’s blog DBQP. It’s an alphabet made of winter twigs. In case you don’t know Geof, he’s the EmCee of VisPo.
Art That Looms Large: Matt W. Moore Does Paris
Snagged this story from the amazing Wooster Collective blog: Matt W Moore’s Crystals & Lasers exhibition is currently on view at the Since Gallery (211 rue Saint-Maur. Paris, France).
Meet Nate Williams
Traipse through the wonderful whimsy of Nate Williams here.
Lost in the House of Noodles
Interior designers created a noodlesque baroque veil in this lavish Beijing noodle shop. (via Beautiful Life)
Open 100: The 100 Word Poem
Tomorrow is Pearl’s 100th day of school, a big holiday in Kindergarten, I am realizing. She wrote a 100 word poem for the 100 Museum, and I’m going to do one too, although it won’t get to be in any museum. If you’d like join us–and I hope you will–please leave a link in the… Continue reading Open 100: The 100 Word Poem
Book Art, Redefined by Parsley Steinweiss
In a set of photographs published in the most recent edition of Indigest Magazine, you can see Parsley Steinweiss’ pictures of books. But they don’t look much like books. Enjoy!
Mostly Moody
Today I decided to revisit one of my favorite photography blogs, Moodaholic by Kenny Wang of Denmark. Visiting this website always provides a provocative journey.
Words Are Art, She Says
This week I “met” Marta Pelrine-Bacon on a blog that I read regularly called Seven Impossible Things Before Breakfast. I’m totally gaga over her work. Wow!
Two Yellow Beach Huts by Andy Bell
More wonderfulness by British photographer Andy Bell. Check out his photoblog, Deceptive Media, if you want to get happy.
Absence Makes the Heart
Have you seen the wondrous new issue of Absent Magazine? Exemplifying said awesomeness, I've re-posted "love Poem" by Lauren Ireland. Also represented in this issue are: Dan Boehl Karen Carcia Darcie Dennigan Jessica Fjeld Andrea Henchey Matthew Klane Reb Livingston Marc McKee Daniela Olszewska Matt Shears Kim Gek Lin Short ~ Love Poem I am… Continue reading Absence Makes the Heart
Which Watch Which Watch
I read this post about the newest in watch design on Design Boom. This one is called Sol by Shin Azumi. You can read about an experiment called untrod: untrod is a project which collaborates with international designers on various project themes – the first theme is 'watch'. designers have been asked to investigate the… Continue reading Which Watch Which Watch
The Art of Burning
Burning Man, that is. A recent post on Matador Nights features photographs of some cool art installations from the annual desert festival. Click here to see more.
Water by Design
Evian's newest water bottle grooves, thanks to UK designer Paul Smith. It's a limited edition. via DesignBoom
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