Touching Strangers
Richard Renauldi paired up complete strangers on the street to take part in his ‘Touching Strangers’ photography project. His only stipulation to his subjects was that they had to be…
Richard Renauldi paired up complete strangers on the street to take part in his ‘Touching Strangers’ photography project. His only stipulation to his subjects was that they had to be…
Le tour du monde en 80 secondes was directed by Romain Pergeaux & Alex Profit. The stop-motion film was made by stitching together hundreds of images taken in various cities…
A heap of elk antlers. Photograph taken at the National Bison Range Wildlife Refuge in Moiese, Montana.
Just some of the many wonderful illustrations created by Koren Shamdi, an artist based in Brooklyn, New York. You can buy select prints of his works here.
ARThood, the social networking website created by artists for artists, has launched a new contest called ARThood Selects.
The theme of the contest is "Nomadic", and will be curated by Shamim M. Momin, a former contemporary curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art and the Founder and Director of Los Angeles Nomadic Division (LAND).
Details of the contest:
Completely awesome handmade iPhone base. Individually cast and sculpted from resin. Snip from the product description: Designed to be compatible with all iphones (not included) and retro handset. USB plug…
Trust me, this is one of the best things you will see today. This amazing video was taken during the mobile launch program of Apollo 11, on July 16, 1969. …
This futuristic-looking fruit bowl was designed by Ori Saidi & Dani Gassner, the founders of Studio OTOTO. Made of laser cut iron, the fruit basket is powder coated in silver…
The anatomical cross section of the tribble, a fictional alien life form in the Star Trek universe. If you didn't know already, all tribbles are born pregnant. [via Romulan Whore]
A great compilation of quotes by famous authors, trash talking about other, equally well-known authors, and literary rivals. Jane Austen, according to Mark Twain (1898) I haven't any right to…