Japanese artist Komoike Tomoko’s awesome six legged, mirror shard-skinned wolf sculpture – part of her US debut exhibition ‘Earthshine’ at Gallery Wendi Norris in San Francisco.
MORE: The Mystical Surrealism of Tomoko Konoike (Hi Fructose)
Japanese artist Komoike Tomoko’s awesome six legged, mirror shard-skinned wolf sculpture – part of her US debut exhibition ‘Earthshine’ at Gallery Wendi Norris in San Francisco.
MORE: The Mystical Surrealism of Tomoko Konoike (Hi Fructose)
It’s all fun and games at the Defence Security and Equipment International in London now.
Elbow massages and goodie bags.
Don’t mention pre-emptive war.
Pics: Paraic O’Brien, BAE Systems
The much-storied Freeman’s Journal.
First published on this date in 1763.
Sibling of Daedalus writes:
In the late 18th century, The Freeman’s Journal fell under the control of Francis Higgins, known as the Sham Squire, who had made his fortune in dubious circumstances.
Heavy set with distinctive helmet hair, the Sham used the paper as a mouthpiece to praise himself, promote a pro-government agenda and spent much of his time suing other newspapers who wrote things about him. *cough*. Good times.
Pic via Irish Newspaper Archive
Grafik BS.
A fake studio set up by Amy West (of the Sligo-based Annie West clan) to see if graphic design appreciation on the internet is as superficial as she had hithereto suspected.
Sez Amy:
“A fake Behance page for the studio received hundreds of appreciations, positive comments on the style of the posters and even a job application for a position in the studio.
The experiment proved that there is an online community practising design with the understanding that the entire process consists solely of applying style to anything.”
Fight!
Filmmaker Eddie Codel sent a GoPro Hero3-equipped DJI Phantom drone up over the Hipster Massive camped out in the Black Rock desert of Nevada for Burning Man 2013.
Track: Elixir by Fingers in the Noise.
laughingsquid
(H/T: Heliguy)
Tall Ship Astrid reaches port at Kinsale, Co Cork this morning.
Previously: ‘kin Sail
Thanks Clipper Healy