Smooth Dancer

Michael Jackson Lego figure doing the moon walk.Read more »

MJ Around The World

The world reacts to the death of Michael Jackson. A collection of pics that tells a story.Read more »

Michael Jackson: Life In Pictures

A good collection of pictures of the life of Michael Jackson. A legend that defined
a whole culture.Read more »

Eternal In Time

Time Magazine: Michael Jackson Special Commemorative Edition. Via Time.Read more »

Michael Jackson Week

I've decided to dedicate all posts this week to the legend. So if you're a big fan,
make sure to check back here for more MJ posts.Read more »

Still King!

New Work has been added. Please view the full artwork I made in respect to the legend. Read more »

Viva MJ Wallpaper Remixed

1920x1200. Download here.Read more »

King Of Pop

Michael Jackson claims most of the top 10 albums and singles on iTunes.Read more »

Michael Jackson: 1958-2009

Michael Jackson was one of the most influential figures on our modern culture. Michael still is a huge inspiration to millions of artists, musicians, designers and everyday people. He is a one of a kind and there will never be another. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. Here is my wallpaper design as a commemoration to the great artist.
Wallpaper 1920x1200 + iPhone wallpaper. Download here.Read more »

Inspiration: How To Be Successful

There is never an inspiration source to me like a true human experience that is shared around. Here is a beautiful experience by Richard St. John on success.Read more »

Giant Photography

Via photographer Petros Chrisostomou.Read more »

Pencil Illustrations

Very creative and emotional pencil illustrations by artist Esra Roise.Read more »

Chewed Gum Sculptures

Via Simone Decker.Read more »

Eurovision 2009 Moscow Montage

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Gundam In Pink!

Via Motocity.Read more »

Crazy Photography

Their website alone is crazy cool. Via Lucy and Bart.Read more »

Inspiration: The Art Of Alice

Very inspiring illustrations of Alice In Wonderland via British illustrator Arthur Rackham which
were published in 1907.Read more »

Alice In Fashionland

A very creative fashion editorial that was shot for the US Vogue Magazine back in
December 2003 with model Natalia Vodianova and photographer Annie Leibovitz.Read more »

First look: Alice In Wonderland

Check out the just released promo pictures of the movie Alice in Wonderland.
I personally can't wait because it was one of the captivating story-lines/cartoons
to watch growing up. Releasing March 5, 2010. Via usatoday.
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Hey Cupcake!

Fashion Cupcakes via photographer Therese Aldgard.Read more »

Hair Sculptures

Via hair design salon in London Gregorydean.Read more »

Its a Typo

Via Canadian typography designer Paul Sych AKA Faith.Read more »

Inspiration: New Halson Ad

Via Halson.Read more »

N*E*R*D Game

N*E*R*D Launched a new website and a very entertaining game. Check it out.Read more »

Inspiration: Ice Cream Fight

Music via DJ Goodwill.Read more »

Out Of This World

Via talented artist Jayson Simpson AKA AhChu.Read more »

Fallen Princesses

An ongoing project by the talented photographer Dina Goldstein placing fairy tale princess
in real life situation which tells the story that life doesn't always have a "Happily ever after"Read more »

Paper Faces

Via artist Junior Jacquet.Read more »

Inspiration: Creative Photography

Via photographer Kevin van Aelst.Read more »

Its a Crazy World

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The Saga Continues with a New Moon

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No Chewing Gum Please!

The reason bubble gum is pink is because when it was invented, pink was the
only dye left at the manufacturers. Ever since pink stuck as the official colour of the
widely chewed gum. Also good to note that the first ever product to have a bar code
scanned was Wrigley's gum in 1974. Gum has obviously come a long way and
deserves some kind of recognition. Here is a collection of arty goodness made
entirely from the humble bubble gum at the Italian museum Pastifciocerrere.Read more »

Human Like

A truly magnificent collection of artwork by French CGI artist Olivier Ponsonnet.Read more »

Animal Instinct

Not sure who made these but they are out there.Read more »

Cartoon Anatomy

Via artist bookofjoe.Read more »

Real size Gundam robot in Japan

Images via mainichi.jpRead more »

The interactive mirror

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The Vegetable Museum

Via artist Ju Duoqi.Read more »

Celebrity dolls

Via OOAK (One Of A Kind) artist Noel Cruz.Read more »

Geeky furniture

Via meninos.usRead more »

Inspiration: Clay Art

By artist Andy Hixon.Read more »

Inspiration: Space Canvas

Its amazing to see what the Hubble Space Telescope has captured from over half a light year away from us. A truely inspiring master pieces where the human hand had nothing to do with. Images via telegraph.co.ukRead more »

Screeming Eggs

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Fashion faces

Via artist Bela Brorsodi.
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Inspiration: Balloon sculptures

Artist Jason Hackenwerth is famous for making striking balloon sculptures that imitate microscopic or alien life.Read more »

Melon face

Where else but Japan do we get to see all the things weird and wonderful. Here comes a collection of shaped fruit created and patented to a bunch of Japanese students and are sold for a little more than your average melon (about $100 USD a melon). The idea originated that a aquare melon would fit better in the fridge, the down side to this was that the melons weren't too happy about their new shape so they stopped being sweet. The melons are available on sale for decorative purposes here. More picture of other shaped fruit inside...Read more »

The Dropclock screensaver

Via scr.sc. Download here.Read more »

M.A.C Cosmetics does Hello Kitty

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Its Jell-O time

Designer Rafael Rozendaal has a series of websites that will make you loose track of time.
To have a tase of Jell-O click here.
For more play click here.Read more »

Inspiration: The best advice noboday told me

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Inspiration: Paper art

Via artist Filippo Perin.Read more »

The first chocolate bar

The British chocolate company "Fry's Chocolate Factory" which was located in
Bristol, England made the worlds first commercial chocolate bar in 1847. Today the
company is part of Cadbury's Chocolate history after the merge back in 1919.Read more »

Inspiration: The Art of Van Gogh

Despite the less than moderate life Dutch artist Vincent Van Gogh had. He enjoyed
painting during depression times, he was getting support from his brother. Van Gogh managed to officially sell one painting in his lifetime during an exhibition that displayed
"The Red Vineyard" painting for 400 Francs (equals about $1000 in today's money). That painting and most of his work is valued by the millions today and most importantly is an inspiration to a lot of artists and designers from all walks of life. Pictured is above is the
only art he sold in his lifetime, The Red Vineyard. More of his work inside..Read more »

New wallpapers Fire and Ice

1920x1200. Download.Read more »

New work is up!

Been working on this piece for a while between things. Checkout the full art on the
main page. Thanks.Read more »

Inspiration

By Japanese graphic designer Maki Kahori.Read more »

Eat that!

Japanese designer Nobuhiko Arika of Rice-Design created this tableware set for
Orito Cafe in Japan. This set is meant to replace traditional disposable tableware
by eating it when finished. The set is made from hardtach, a biscuit made from flour,
water and salt witch was traditionally used as dry emergency rations at sea. The set
will last for months if kep in dry conditions.Read more »

The Nike Swoosh

The Nike swoosh was invented by freelance graphic designer Caroline Davidson while still studying at Portland State University back in 1971. She received $35 for making the swoosh. The first shoe with the swoosh was introduced in 1972. Today this very swoosh is a cultural icon admired and consumed by millions of people and a brand worth billions of dollars.
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The Evolution of the Coca-Cola bottle

In 1915 Coca-Cola recognized the need to revamp its famous Contour bottle so it launced a design compitition amog glass manufacturers to come up with a design distinctive enough to be recognized in the dark or if it was broken and shattered. Root Glass Company won the competition by designer Earl R. Dean who sketched the design in pencil. After few design modifications by Dean the timeless Contour Coca-Cola bottle was born. There is only 2 original bottles in existance today. Pictured above with the original sketch...Read more »

Inspiration

Private Moon via photographer Leonid Tishkov.Read more »