Category Archives: Art/Craft

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Joel ‘Bodymoded Punky’ Miggler is a 23-year-old from Küssaberg, Germany whose €5000 payload of body mods include seven piercings, six tattoos, several implants, branded buttocks and two 36mm (pluggable) flesh tunnels in his cheeks through which he can blow smoke and waggle his bifurcated tongue.

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Italian illustrator and graphic designer Marcello Barenghi uploads a timelapse of one of his photorealistic drawing sessions nearly every week.

They’re very impressive and fairly mesmeric.

See all 150 (to date) here.

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An eye catching ad campaign for Jeep by Leo Burnett France wherein animal heads reveal different animals when flipped upside down (the idea being that you can ‘go anywhere, see what you want to see in a Jeep’, yadda, yadda…)

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From ‘Hand’ – a 35 part online series by Gucci Japan focusing on handmade crafts. Here, the fine art of Japanese parquetry (razor-thin slices of mosaic applied as a decoration to wooden boxes) is demonstrated by Noboru Honma.

Aesthetically pleasing, yes. But come a little closer…

According to Gizmodo’s Jesus Diaz, this video – viewed at full screen with headphones in  – will generate an Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR), to wit:

…a perceptual phenomenon characterized as a distinct, pleasurable tingling sensation in the head, scalp, back, or peripheral regions of the body in response to visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, and/or cognitive stimuli.

Do let us know how you get on. Chompsky’s chewed the minijack off the office earbuds.

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Old but good: samples from a collection of posters curated by design duo Mark and Paddy, inspired by actual ad/marketing/design client feedback originally exhibited at Dublin’s Little Green Café, Bar and Gallery in 2012 in aid of Temple Street Children’s Hospital.

Back in circulation in case you missed them.

SEE THEM ALL: A Creative Catharsis (Sharp Suits)

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