Once you go rainbow, you'll hear colors.

Ok!

Don't remember where I found this... but it's awesome.

I wouldn't mind having some literally 3D wallpaper in my room. Nope, not at all.

Next, we got some stuff via apartment therapy.

Objects Subjected by Michael Johansson. Interesting idea, though I'm pretty sure my mom has been doing this in our tiny kitchen for years.





















Next, bitchin' wallpaper from The Wallpaper Collective. Yowza
















































Pretty awesome, right?

BAHAHAHA... love this:

Care Bears made of rice, carrots, and hot dogs (via boing boing)

Have a good one, y'all!

Oh, darlin'!

So I found some cool crap to show you.

I do a lot of wishing.























via friends of type.

Next up, I've seen this chick on the webz before. It's pretty mind-blowing, but I've never seen anyone cry at any of her performances... I realize there's some historical significance there, and she IS pretty gung-ho about throwing sand around, but whoa.



via love obsess inspire.

What is this madness? I live in a bowl carved in Swiss mountain? Yes. It's bizarre, but the interior is way baller.


































































via swissmiss.

That's it for today, folks. I think that was a pretty solid post. Now back to the grind of finals. Only a few more days left!

Now I'm dancing, feels like a dream - no end and no beginning

Today has been pretty awful. It has a LOT of potential to improve, however.




























God help us all.

So this couch/chair looks like a blackberry. via apartment therapy.























So this is pretty cool. poster4tomorrow has decided on their top 100 posters. Most of them are very meh, IMO, but there are some cool ones.













That's all, y'all. Have a good weekend.

She's the energizer bunny of seduction

Hello all,

I have some interesting times up ahead. How about you?

First up, this cool chalk-animated music video via design is mine.



Next I'd like to share a new fave of mine - Regretsy. Ohhh lawwwddd is there some ridiculous crap on that website. One being:

Tassel and Studs Chic Shades:




















Because you've always wanted vertical Kanye-shades, except to the extreme. Feel like you've been growing your bangs out for three years but didn't realize you could pin them back. WIN.

Next is Yellow Leather Halter:





















I feel like this monstrosity was specifically designed to make me hork up this morning's mini-wheats back into my mouth. Look at the right arm... WHO IS WEARING THIS? An old lady, or a dude with some really shitty nice implants (and a wig)? Those veins look thirsty for some heroin, especially in that get-up.


And let us not forget the pièce de résistance,

7inch petite Pantyliner with flannel-Cloth Menstrual Pad-doggy love:

One of the commenters on regretsy said it best: "aren't we always trying to keep the dog OUT of our crotch?"

0_o

Ok. On a more intellectual note, this video/guy is friggin' brilliant. He developed a type-motion program that displays song lyrics in real-time and animates them based on several pre-set visualizations. IMPRESSIVE, SIR. IMPRESSIVE, INDEED.

TypeStar from Scott Garner on Vimeo.

That's all for today, guys. If you're in a snowy place, try to enjoy it before it melts and turns yucky-grey like it has here. <3

Hallo, spaceboy

There has been some rad stuff on the internets the past few days (they tend to stack up when you neglect to update your blog for a couple days...)

Anyway, get ready for some real cool shit.

First up, I just gotta post this because it blew my mindz. Erin of Design Crisis did a fantastic post today about rooms inspired by the mod artist Roy Lichtenstein. Click that big-ass link and feast with your eyes.



















Next up I am freaking LOVING this type treatment genius via Friends of Type. I think I first saw this yesterday and each time I brought it back up my heart palpitated a bit.














Now ya'll should check out this crazy technological-free-hand-sketch-created furniture, realized through rapid prototyping by Front design studio.



UM, WHAT?

That's it for now, ya'll. I'm ready for some R&R, and by that I mean tons of paper writing. YAY.