15.11.09
Rene Gurskov Collections 08
I just really like these photos so have to post them here. It is my blog after all.
11.11.09
Japan
So I'm obviously very happy here. I've just been to the Hello Kitty shop and as you can see it's a big bag I've got there! This day we went to DECKS shopping centre on the waterfront in Tokyo. If you get the chance go shopping there it's amazing!!
Skull in Chicago
Niki de St Phalle sculpture "The Scull", Garfield Park Conservatory, Chicago, Illinois.
10.11.09
More San-x ... I just can't help myself :-)
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If any of these were under the christmas tree I'd be so happy!
I've been reading... Harlan Coben
I read Tell No One by Harlan Coben because it was on a recommended list on Amazon. It's a thriller and I must have read the first few pages about 5 times before the day I actually sat down with the time and energy to read it. By page 6 I was completely hooked and then the day after pretty much spent all my free time till one in the morning finishing it! So, if you're feeling the need for some entertainment, any of his novels are worth a read for exciting-thriller-who-dunnit -type stories and with characters you'll like too.
21.10.09
15.10.09
Light Graffiti
Halo is a light in aerosol can. By French designer Aissa Logerot. It shaped like a bottle of spray paint, the LED light can change colors and brightness on the fly and while it's powered by an internal battery that can be charged by shaking of the can.
Photos by Illum, Eibx and Recycle Bean on Flickr
Christian Faur's Crayon Art
Christian Faur created the pixel work which is composed of hundreds of different colored crayons. He assembles more than 1000,000 hand crayons of his own shades.
From his artists statement "The things that inspire me to create, I find, are buried deep within the structures and systems that form the underpinning of our natural world. My studies in the natural sciences have made me aware of these hidden layers of complexity present in even the simplest objects. These invisible layers are seen most clearly through the lens of logic, which is used to decipher the underlying rules and laws that govern the physical world."
From his artists statement "The things that inspire me to create, I find, are buried deep within the structures and systems that form the underpinning of our natural world. My studies in the natural sciences have made me aware of these hidden layers of complexity present in even the simplest objects. These invisible layers are seen most clearly through the lens of logic, which is used to decipher the underlying rules and laws that govern the physical world."
14.10.09
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