I LOVE this one!
The smell of coffee brewing is one of my favorite scents in the whole world. Obviously, I can’t brew coffee constantly so, this is my replacement. It doesn’t take much time at all and costed me less than $10.
Things You Will Need:
Coffee
Tealight candles
Candle Holders
*Get the best smelling coffee beans you can find. Get the whole beans, not the ground coffee.
*You can buy Tealight candles and holders at the Dollar Store. Read the whole post
I was browsing and found this photo-manipulated advertisement. I LOVE IT. I love photo manipulation. So I found more… Enjoy 🙂
If you would like to see more of these, visit izismile
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I am not sure how many designer followers I have but I know there are at least a few of you. If you haven’t found it yet, I have a link for your every need. Check out http://www.designerslist.info/ Those of you who are not designers: I think you will still appreciate some of this but I would gravitate towards the inspirational, brushes, vectors and maybe stock photos. You might lose interest in the CSS and blogs. Read the whole post
The box stands at a very compact 120 by 90 centimeters (4 by 3 feet for Americans) and can be amazingly set up in under 6 minutes. See below as the principle designers show how the room in a box turns into a fully furnished room:
I love flip flops. I wear them all the time. I will wear them until it snows and my feet are too cold for me to walk. So, it is only natural that I would try to dress up my flip flops at some point. I have done something like this once before as a Make Something Mondays but I like this version better. By the way, ignore the dried glue on my sandal straps… I had attempted some crafty thing with them a few months ago and it didn’t work out the way I wanted it to so the glue is still there. Read the whole post
by artist Jonathan Shackleton via Looks Like Good Design
That is impressive! Check out Jonathan’s profile on Behance.
Via naldz graphics
A set of business cards made of concrete.
A set of business cards designed for a botique.
A business card inspired by a rubik cube.
A business card imprinted on old fabric.
A business card which looks like an old ticket.
An elegant business card which features a cut-out of the Pall horse that mirrors the logo effect on both sides.
Via Toxel
Very peaceful and relaxing. I would buy it.
