Because it's Cool

Happy Year of the Rabbit! This is a 45-second film I directed to put everyone in the Rabbit Year mood, which hopefully is the opposite of the craziness of last year. Babies, puppies and bunnies - all in one video. Enjoy!

Amazing. The feeling you get from this is epic. What if we really saw the world this way.

(via fuckyeaheyegasms)

I’m not into the iPad … maybe a few generations down the line. But if I eventually roll with one, it will have to be in this.

whatdidwe:

i don’t own an ipad, but if i did i would seriously consider using this case.

etch a sketch ipad case via NYT

Switch plate planters! What a great idea. How many of these have you thrown away, or have tossed up to the top shelf of the hall closet?

This is such a smart way to reuse, and they look pretty amazing. Maybe use eco-friendly paint and glue too.

Thinking inside the box? Why can’t a piece of kiwi be a perfect rectangle? Takes a special mind to envision it.

Kind of looks like it is smiling!

outrahorapenso:

thingsiwantinmymouth:

This kiwi sure is edgy.

(via beefandbacon)

Seeing what’s behind the facade. It’s amazing what we take for granted. Imagine if you disassembled everything in your place - oh wow, all the pieces! Thanks neocraft for sharing and Brittny Badger for thinking beyond the wall.

neocraft:

Disassembled household appliances by Brittny Badger

30 years in the making! This thing looks pretty impressive; wish I could see it in person. You have to be a little crazy to make this one toothpick at a time, but the end result is something we can all appreciate. The video on the linked blog below has been removed on Youtube, but I found another: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-_W6wn_eu0

fuckyeaheyegasms:

sixohthree:

Building a Model of San Francisco One Toothpick At a Time | Apartment Therapy Los Angeles

Scott Weaver and his toothpick model of San Francisco. He started building the toothpick structure at age 17 and 3000 hours and over 30 years later he finished his brilliant creation.

Park(ing) Day is right around the corner! September 17th to be exact. This is a one day global event where you can reclaim the streets and turn a metered parking space (make sure you pay the meter!) into space to park your butt! Turn your city street into a park, with grass, flowers, succulents, potted trees, etc. Bring a picnic basket, talk with your neighbors and community and enjoy the day outside.

Also make sure to record what you can either through photos or video and share!

Check out the official Park(ing) Day site for great resources and suggestions … and some rad shirts.

I’ll be seeing you on the streets!

Amazing So Cal artist Brandi Milne on Sketch Theatre. Check out the video to watch her create a story in pencil. Brandi recently had a show at the Corey Helford Gallery in Culver City. My favorite piece at the gallery was Shadow of Your Smile, which I believe is a very touching tribute to her mother.

If you want to check some of her work out in person, she’s part of a show called Art on the Edge, going on now through July 27th in East Hampton, NY at the Vered Gallery.

Great quote! Cool poster design. Edgar is “Da Guy!”

weandthecolor:

Poster design by Shirley-Ann Dick

Creative Truths A design for a poster calendar, bearing quotes from famous artists, poets and scientists. 1-5 shown only. CONTRARY TO WHAT YOU MAY HAVE READ ON THE INTERNET, THESE ARE NOT FOR SALE UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES. IT IS A PRIVATE PROJECT.

found on: http://www.behance.net/gallery/Creative-Truths/263281