When I found these bags I nearly fell off my chair,
I mean can anything look this beautiful! I totally
want one, thank goodness it's available through
Kim Gray.
Designed by Maria Lamanna.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Saturday, August 28, 2010
Corrugated Artwork
I think these cardboard pieces are really interesting.
Mark Langan's unique creations are made using
recycled corrugated boards. He even seals his pieces
with non-toxic glue. So he is all for three
R’s: reduce, reuse and recycle.
The fact that he only uses a layout pad to draw up
his designs is truly impressive.
Mark Langan's unique creations are made using
recycled corrugated boards. He even seals his pieces
with non-toxic glue. So he is all for three
R’s: reduce, reuse and recycle.
The fact that he only uses a layout pad to draw up
his designs is truly impressive.
Tuesday, July 13, 2010
THUNDERCATS HOOOO!!!
Who remember's Thundercats?
It was such a great 80's cartoon series,along with
shows like robotech, gummi bears and he-man...
Everyone seems to be reliving their childhood through
various mediums be it fashion, movies, tv series, even toys,
games, personal appearence etc.
Look no further than the San Diego Comic Con where the
new line of thundercat figurines will be launched starting
the exclusive Lion-O figurine.
It's a 6-inch tall, incredibly detailed, polyresin figurine
and only 500 pieces will be sold. Good news you can
pre-order here and pickup at Comic Con.


It was such a great 80's cartoon series,along with
shows like robotech, gummi bears and he-man...
Everyone seems to be reliving their childhood through
various mediums be it fashion, movies, tv series, even toys,
games, personal appearence etc.
Look no further than the San Diego Comic Con where the
new line of thundercat figurines will be launched starting
the exclusive Lion-O figurine.
It's a 6-inch tall, incredibly detailed, polyresin figurine
and only 500 pieces will be sold. Good news you can
pre-order here and pickup at Comic Con.


Thursday, June 24, 2010
WORLD CUP 2010
Seeing that the World Cup is happening in my own backyard,
I wanted to be a part of this amazing event. I have been swept
up by the GEES as we call it here in Cape Town, it means
atmosphere, feeling etc.
Hosting the World Cup means so much to South Africa, us locals
are having a ball of a time, going to matches, watching world
class players showing off their skill, it really is an amazing feeling.
I am off to the stadium to experience the vibe at Cameroon vs Netherlands game later, also visited the stadium for the the France vs Uruguay game and the famous Portugal vs Korea game.
So stocked up with my supporter goodies, my vuvuzela, scarves,
hand socks, t-shirts etc. I am off tonight to the Greenpoint Stadium
feeling very nostalgic and happy that I can say 'I was there'
I found this cool artist Diem Chau who is definitely contributing to this wonderful
event, this kind of artistry is one that requires patience, so well done!!
I wanted to be a part of this amazing event. I have been swept
up by the GEES as we call it here in Cape Town, it means
atmosphere, feeling etc.
Hosting the World Cup means so much to South Africa, us locals
are having a ball of a time, going to matches, watching world
class players showing off their skill, it really is an amazing feeling.
I am off to the stadium to experience the vibe at Cameroon vs Netherlands game later, also visited the stadium for the the France vs Uruguay game and the famous Portugal vs Korea game.
So stocked up with my supporter goodies, my vuvuzela, scarves,
hand socks, t-shirts etc. I am off tonight to the Greenpoint Stadium
feeling very nostalgic and happy that I can say 'I was there'
I found this cool artist Diem Chau who is definitely contributing to this wonderful
event, this kind of artistry is one that requires patience, so well done!!
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
KOK Design
Ok so this is seriously interesting, it's no ordinary notepad!
Very nice, wish the site was in english though.
KOK Design
Tuesday, May 25, 2010
Noah's Ark at Skirball
Five years in the making and filling an 8,000 sq. ft. gallery,
Noah’s Ark at the Skirball is an amazing attraction for children
and families at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
The floor-to-ceiling ark is filled to the rafters with handcrafted
animals and contains a ropes course with more than
30,000 hand-tied knots.
The hundreds of animals are all crafted from recycled materials
and everyday objects, including bottle caps, bicycle parts,
baseball mitts, croquet balls, mop heads, and rearview mirrors.
For example, the three animal sculptures that preside over the
entrance to the galleries (pictured above) include an
Asian elephant with a trunk made from vegetable steamers
from Loas and a pair of zebras with bodies fabricated from
wind turbines and keyboards.
Amazing!
Photos by Grant Mudford and Steve Cohn, © Skirball Cultural Center
Noah’s Ark at the Skirball is an amazing attraction for children
and families at the Skirball Cultural Center in Los Angeles.
The floor-to-ceiling ark is filled to the rafters with handcrafted
animals and contains a ropes course with more than
30,000 hand-tied knots.
The hundreds of animals are all crafted from recycled materials
and everyday objects, including bottle caps, bicycle parts,
baseball mitts, croquet balls, mop heads, and rearview mirrors.
For example, the three animal sculptures that preside over the
entrance to the galleries (pictured above) include an
Asian elephant with a trunk made from vegetable steamers
from Loas and a pair of zebras with bodies fabricated from
wind turbines and keyboards.
Amazing!
Photos by Grant Mudford and Steve Cohn, © Skirball Cultural Center
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