Personally, I ticked all of them.
Tuesday, 29 March 2011
Question 17
There's been a bit of confusion about Question 17 in the Census...
Personally, I ticked all of them.
Personally, I ticked all of them.
Art is the new currency
Scott Campbell is a Brooklyn tattoo artist. He charges $300 an hour.
His tattoos are pretty amazing but I'm more a fan of his laser cut art.
He started off with a stack of dollar bills and now sources uncut sheets directly from the US Mint to create large, intricate works with a sunken relief effect.
The bottom piece uses $11,000 worth of currency sheets to create a two-foot cube into which a three dimensional skull is carved-out.
Yes. Scott does like a skull.
His tattoos are pretty amazing but I'm more a fan of his laser cut art.
He started off with a stack of dollar bills and now sources uncut sheets directly from the US Mint to create large, intricate works with a sunken relief effect.
The bottom piece uses $11,000 worth of currency sheets to create a two-foot cube into which a three dimensional skull is carved-out.
Yes. Scott does like a skull.
Monday, 28 March 2011
Winding your way down to Baker Street...
Take a minute to admire the Sherlock Holmes posters on the Tube.
There's cold blooded murder...
Recreational whipping of bandit women...
And some lighthearted 'dead man washed up on beach' fun.
Almost as disturbing as the 90's...
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
Monday, 21 March 2011
Just the bill please
It boasts a Michelin Star...
A stylish interior...
And a dessert menu with a difference:
Thursday, 17 March 2011
"And the sinner is..."
The best of last night's British Television Advertising Awards.
Click here to see the other winners.
Click here to see the other winners.
Wednesday, 16 March 2011
Couple of designers short of a picnic table
A design team in the Netherlands have come up with this little gem.
A picnic table that rises out of the pavement via a hydraulic system.
Just one question. What's dutch for 'dumbass'?
A picnic table that rises out of the pavement via a hydraulic system.
Just one question. What's dutch for 'dumbass'?
Saturday, 12 March 2011
Not-so-covert operation
Artist and writer Trevor Paglen has been documenting the secret activities of the U.S. military and intelligence agencies for the last eight years.
He uses long-range photography to shoot top-secret governmental 'black sites' and uses the data of amateur satellite watchers to track and photograph classified spacecraft in Earth's orbit.
He also collects patches worn by military units working on classified missions. The projects are known by weird names like "Goat Suckers" and "Tastes Like Chicken" and illustrated with occult symbols and strange cartoons. I expect I'm not the only one keeping tabs on his work...
Shiver me timbers
Where thousands see a tasty meal with a hot, hearty filling...
The rest of us see a pirate reduced to eating his own foot.
Came across this designer who collects hundreds of old drawers, doors, fittings and fixtures before finding the right combination to construct a new piece of furniture. Pretty cool and strangely satisfying.
Thursday, 10 March 2011
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
Multiplication Monday
What do camera shops, pigeons, leprosy, portrait sittings and mathematical music have in common?
Absolutely nothing. Except they were the five random subjects for last night's '5x15' speakers.
Find out more here
Absolutely nothing. Except they were the five random subjects for last night's '5x15' speakers.
Find out more here
Saturday, 5 March 2011
Not a lot of people know that...
This month is the 40th anniversary of Get Carter.
A great film deserves a great impersonation.
Thursday, 3 March 2011
Say 'Cheese'
A film crew prepare for a photo-op on the rear of a Hercules C-130.
The Typhoon pilot radios, "How much closer do you want me?"
The Typhoon pilot radios, "How much closer do you want me?"
Pilot radios, ”Close enough?”
Beware the consequences of envy
Our latest ad for Peugeot...
I wonder what 'The Pool Cleaner' would make of it?
Here's a little bit of behind the scenes...
And a chance to be the envy of your neighbours.
Wednesday, 2 March 2011
The past is bright... the past is Orange.
Look closely at the picture.
You can see someone talking on their mobile phone.
Which is no big deal...
Until you find out it was taken in 1928.
Still intrigued? This rather tedious man has more...
You can see someone talking on their mobile phone.
Which is no big deal...
Until you find out it was taken in 1928.
At the Hollywood premier of Charlie Chaplin's film 'Circus'.
Still intrigued? This rather tedious man has more...
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
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