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Art that includes threads of all kinds doesn’t lose its fascination for me. It’s incredible how many different possibilities there are to create something with yarn or wool and a few stitches. I already showed you some examples in my first Thread Art post a while ago. Meanwhile I found a lot more gorgeous thread […]
Thread Art Pt.II ! Weiterlesen »
The week was filled with celebrations, recapitulation and new resolutions. Let’s finish it with these pictures by German photographer Lucas Zimmermann. It’s surprising how mystic traffic lights can appear in a foggy night. Like right out of a Hitchcock film. Calm & intense! I wish you a wonderful & calm first weekend in 2014! Via
Mysteric Traffic Lights by Lucas Zimmermann! Weiterlesen »
Same procedure like every year. Those were the books I read in 2013. The list starts with my personal number one and ends with a book that was just not my cup of tea: 1. The Hundred-Year-Old Man Who Climbed Out Of The Window And Disappeared – Jonas Jonasson l guess at least five people
Those were my books 2013… Weiterlesen »
Dr. Brené Brown wrote the book The Gifts of Imperfection, which I am (still) trying to read for a long, long time now. I begin to read it once in a while and then I finish the next chapter … and forget to go on reading. Maybe I simply don’t like the word „wholehearted“ that
The Power of Empathy explained by Dr. Brené Brown! Weiterlesen »
Wow, it’s simply unbelievable what Sipho Magora creates with only one sheet of paper. The swiss Origami artist seems to be able to form anything with it – a rhino, a car … or maybe even a life-sized elephant (His current project: Watch the video below)! Happy St Nicholas‘ Day! I wish you an unbelievable
Fascinating Origami Art by Sipho Magora! Weiterlesen »
In his series Pencil Vs Camera Belgian artist Ben Heine creates worlds of their very own by combining his sketches with photography. A giant hand holding a gun pointing at the artist himself? A men telling his many life stories? An old lady exclaiming endlessly that she misses someone badly? In Ben Heine’s world everything
Ben Heine creates new realies by melting photos with sketches! Weiterlesen »
„Why do we do this? Because in the age of iPads and Netflix, we don’t want our kids to lose their sense of wonder and imagination. In a time when the answers to all the world’s questions are a web-search away, we want our kids to experience a little mystery. All it takes is some
A month-long imagination invasion: Dinovember! Weiterlesen »
The first thing you think when you see the pictures of Alain Delorme’s Murmurations series might be „Isn’t our nature beautiful. Oh, these flocks of birds look pretty.“ But wait! What you actually see only looks like flocks of starlings (who typically are forming swarms on their hunt for a good place to settle for
Alain Delorme’s Mumurations Series: Flocks of Birds Mimiced with Plastic Bags! Weiterlesen »
Wow, this robotic choreography took my breath away. It’s incredible how well-coordinated the dancers Nick Nitro and Jeppe Long of the Copenhagen-based Robotboys and Poppin John from Texas can move their bodies. Oh how I wish in these moments that my old dancing crew would reunite! I wish you a weekend full of cool moves!
Fantastic Robotic Dance Moves! Weiterlesen »
Halloween is finally over… How was your party yesterday night? Did you see a lot of Jack O’Lanterns at your neighbors doorsteps? It’s fascinating what phantastic creations with carved pumpkins are possible! At the Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze in New York, a 25 night-long Halloween event, one can see breathtaking arrangements of hand-carved pumpkins that
Spooky Pumpkins: Great Jack O’Lantern Blaze! Weiterlesen »