I drove home to visit my parents. This photo is a shot of the county I grew up in.
If you drive 20 mins outside of my home town there usually isn’t any snow. If there is any, it has started melting. Not here though… Somehow, it can be nearly 40 degrees and there will be snow. Not melted snow. Just snow.
But I digress… Check out that view. This is something I didn’t learn until after I moved away; my home town is beautiful. Read the whole post
This photograph was taken by Louis Daguerre. The image is of Boulevard du Temple in Paris, France in 1838, Louis was a brilliant artist and physicist. (Odd combination of careers, right?) He invented the daguerreotype photography process. Aside from being very old, this photograph is potentially the first to ever include a human being. Back then, image required a 10 minute exposure time so, all the people, carriages, and other moving objects would disappear. Yet, In this photograph, slightly left of center is a man who just so happened be sitting still during the shot because he was getting his shoes shined. Read the whole post
The 3Doodler is the world’s first 3D pen. Yes, seriously! This pen was designed by a company called WobbleWorks based out of Boston. The company recenty launched a Kickstarter campaign to sell the new device. As you draw, the 3Doodler releases a special plastic that is heated but cools and solidifies instantly to form solid structures. What a great idea! The 3Doodler sounds like it is so much better than the available 3D printers. (Those printers take forever and are quite expensive.) Read the whole post
A collection of interesting photographs via yesemails.com
Some photographs are moving, some funny but overall they have something that will captivate you. I hope you enjoy them!
Stair cases are fun. I’m serious, what little kid doesn’t want to play on the stairs when you go to the mall? How about the escalator? Moving stairs! Come on now. Stairs are awesome. So, I found this neat post Via edot and thought you guys would enjoy it.
edot compiled some images of staircases from around the world. Some are intriguing, yet practical and others are not so practical, but all of them are unique. Read the whole post
I must be on an illustration kick this week because that is what seems to be amusing me. Hopefully you enjoy these because I think Mathew Woodson is a fantastic artist!
Matthew Woodson studied at The School of the Art Institute in Chicago with a focus in natural history illustration. He graduated in 2006 and began working as a freelance illustrator. Matthew has worked with clients like Dazed & Confused, ESPN, New York Magazine, and Puma. Read the whole post
This twisted Disney Princess art was created by Jeffrey Thomas. Jeffrey is a character designer, concept artist, and story artist residing in Burbank, CA.
This artwork is pretty amazing, mostly because I have an attachment to the characters. What little girl wouldn’t have? I know I spent hours and hours watching a rewatching disney movies. My parents can attest to this. I’m sure they would be perfectly happy if they never saw a disney princess again…
I really love the twisted disney princess concept but these may have ruin my childhood. Read the whole post
I love these DIY bad day wine glasses! I know too many people who are dependent on their wine when they have a bad day (you know who you are, ehh hmmm), and these are perfect for them!! The above picture has been enhanced so that you can see the writing on the wine glass. It was really difficult to get a good picture. It looks so much better in person…
Things You Will Need:
Wine glasses
Glass specific oil-based markers
*Yes, that is it! Read the whole post
What a great idea! I can see these freezer friday drawings becoming quite popular 🙂
Images by Charlie Layton.
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