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Mar 7, 2014 • Canadian designer Clem Chen has transformed recycled bicycle pieces into bizarre but astonishing bicycle seat sculptures. The finalist for a recent designboom competition assembled two quirky sculptures, aptly titled “Bite It” and “Pink Eye.”
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Mar 6, 2014 • Photographer Lynn Terry found out that placing two pit bulls in a photo booth is not a bad idea at all. With perfect timing, she managed to capture something really special – Bumper showed her affection for her friend Willis by licking him. This first photograph was shared thousands of times on social media.
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Mar 6, 2014 • Honey hunting is an ancient tradition of the Gurung tribespeople in central Nepal that involves gathering twice a year to risk their lives collecting wild honey from the world’s largest honeybees high up on Himalayan cliffs. U.K.-based documentary travel photographer Andrew Newey spent two weeks capturing this dying tradition, which is under the threat of...
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Mar 5, 2014 • American artist Valerie Hegarty celebrates art by showing us what would happen to the art pieces if we neglected them. The artist makes canvases and antiques look burnt, melted, ripped, cracked, pricked, or otherwise damaged and destroyed by harsh natural conditions or other living beings.
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Mar 5, 2014 • U.S.-based photographer Kaija Struamanis apparently has a head of steel and a great sense of humour, both of which she demonstrates in her self-portrait series “Stuff Thrown At My Head.” The series captures her sudden, though planned, collisions with random objects, be they books, glasses or even pumpkins.
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Mar 4, 2014 • Despite the fact that Milan-based street artist Fra.Biancoschock only recently discovered his passion for street art, he has already spread his clever urban interventions all over Europe, Malaysia and Singapore. His art is difficult to describe accurately in just a few words, as the artist himself claims that he has discovered a brand-new avant-guarde art...
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Mar 4, 2014 • French photographer and father of six Alain Laboile has dedicated his artistic energy to documenting the everyday life of his beautiful family. Even though many parents photograph their children as they grow up and become familiar with the world around them, there‘s something peculiar and deeply gripping about Laboile‘s black and white photographs.
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Mar 3, 2014 • Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes calls his incredile artworks doodles, which laves us wondering what we're supposed to call the scribbles we make out of boredom. His incredibly intricate illustrations show worlds within worlds that are all wrapped up together in a grand composition, making his artwork just as beautiful from close up as it is...
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Mar 3, 2014 • The sleeveface phenomenon is an awesome internet trend that looks like it just won't go away. The idea is simple: take a vinyl record sleeve and augment your face or any other part of your body and your environment with it by creating an effective optical illusion. Sleeveface.com has become a home for the quirky...
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Feb 28, 2014 • It is almost incomprehensible that these colour photographs were taken in Russian Empire a century ago, even before the beginning of World War I! Such early years as 1909-1915, the years that these pictures were taken, are deeply engraved in our imagination as the world of black and white. Therefore these rare images by trained...
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Feb 28, 2014 • For the past 9 months, the @2sisters_angie Instagram profile has been displaying the unexpected fashion design talent and skills of a 4-year old girl known to us only as Mayhem. Together with her mother Angie, the girl creates beautiful gowns solely from many different types of paper.
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Feb 27, 2014 • Photographer Theron Humphrey, together with Purina One, spent a year documenting happily adopted dogs and cats with their new families across the United States. The ‘Why We Rescue’ project aims at changing people’s perception of shelter pets, which the mainstream media usually portrays as having significant health and behaviour problems.
