Skate & Destroy
Here is an interesting art show from artist Haroshi who created these pieces from old skate decks. The show was held in Tokyo at PLSMIS gallery.
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Popular Science & Google teamed up to offer free browsing of all their back issues. The cover art alone makes this a treat! Check it out here.
Futura Feature
Really interesting interview from Walrus TV. It’s at least a year old but well done and full of info.
2 commentsDrawing Skills
Some of you were wondering how this was done when we posted the animals last week. Here is a 16 year girl with some serious skills!
5 commentsTraffic Cop
Being cut off from the rest of the world and really low on natural resources means that there is not much electricity to go around in North Korea. No traffic lights, no problem when you have traffic cops this efficient! Imagine what your commute would be like if your local traffic cop took their job this seriously.
7 commentsFade Out-Chair
The fade reminds us of an upside down Coke Cola bottle. Made by Japanese design company Nendo.
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6 commentsPlanet Earth Part II
The original Planet Earth was fantastic so we really look forward to seeing the follow up! Catch it on Discovery starting March 21st…
6 commentsPattya Thailand
“This is a temple in Pattya Thailand, entirely hand carved. Started in 1981 and supposed to be finished by 2012.” Thanks to Justin who is serving in the US Navy for sending these pictures for the blog. Hit up the jump to see more pictures and read more about Justin, he has an interesting perspective in regards to being young and serving in the Navy.
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9 commentsPushing that Gin & Juice!
Fashionary
Here is a great item for anyone trying to get in the fashion game. Created by designer Penter Yip, the book is available at (where else but) Colette and online here. Fantastic idea, hit the jump to see why!
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