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Iconic Eames Lounge Chair See How It’s Made (Video)

31, Mar 2011

Designed by Charles and Ray Eames for the Herman Miller furniture company, and released in 1956, the chair is made up of three curved plywood shells. In modern production the shells are made up of seven thin layers of wood veneer glued together and shaped under heat and pressure. Since being introduced in 1956, the chair has been [...]

Art Interview: 10 Questions With Artist William Fahey

31, Mar 2011

William Fahey’s paintings can be considered borderline surrealism mixed with a twist of science fiction. He paints impossible things with an earth bound naturalism. This is no surprise as Fahey influences stem from imagery of Symbolists, surreal artworks and science fiction cover art. Symbolism, was prominent in the  late nineteenth-century style of French, Russian and Belgian origin [...]

The Illustrations of Vanessa van Meerhaeghe

31, Mar 2011

Belgian fashion artist Vanessa van Meerhaeghe creates beautiful illustrations, focused on females, with much attention to detail and color. Her are some samples of her gorgeous illustrations. Porte-Plume

MTV Condom Print Ads ‘Sex is No Accident’

30, Mar 2011

Super hilarious and spot on with creativity, these MTV print ads for promoting condom use in comic book form, find the perfect way to bring the message home with Sexidents. Sex is no accident. Always use a condom.

Photo of the Day: Urban Street Art Message About Monsanto

30, Mar 2011

If you keep up with news about the food industry, agricultural seeds, and have seen the film ‘King Corn’, you will appreciate this ‘Photo of the Day‘ depicting urban street art that conveys a strong message about the company Monsanto. via bigbozo

Twisted Digital Illustrations by Anton Semenov

30, Mar 2011

Russian digital designer Anton Semenov illustrates brilliant fantastical creatures, such as one would see in a Guillermo Del Toro’s film Pan’s Labyrinth or in the Silent Hill movie, dark, twisted, horrific and intriguingly nightmarish. Here are some of his new creations. Lola

Face Clay Pot Sculptures by Debbie Englund

30, Mar 2011

Debbie Englund has lived and worked in Chapel Hill, NC for over 30 years. After her children went off the attend college, she began toying with sculpturing as a vocation. Being inspired by facial expressions, her sculptures can be described as whimsical to being thought-provoking. Here are some examples of her Face Clay Pot sculptures.


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