60's Awesomeness

Love this pic!

(he is a young Michael Caine btw)

Via | missdeen

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Banksy in Milan: Fight For Art

I have previously talked on this blog about the great Banksy and his upcoming movie, but this time I am happy to inform you that there will be his show in Milan promoted by IULM University. The show will be at Superstudiopiù in the "Via Tortona" district of Milan and it will be open to public from 23 to 30 March from h16:00 to 20:00. I must say this is a show you have to check out!

More info here

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Achim Lippoth, a brillant advertising photographer

I love these shots (and many others) from the German advertising photographer Achim Lippot, they are mostly about children and they are brillant! Enjoy

Via | Designlenta

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J.A.Co.B. is on Facebook

JustAnotherCoolBlog Facebook Page

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Do you like sushi? Of course you do!

How beautiful and smooth is this sushi serving tray?

It's made by domestic aesthetic somewhere in the Brooklin area!

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Leopard and Zebra

This amazing shot is from KlausF and can be found on his deviantART

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Shower Bloody Shower

Wanna be a Psycho? Here is your chance: go to SpinningHat where you can buy this tremendous shower curtain! I suggest to advise your guests before they go to the bathroom...

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Amazed by Irina Bogos

What can I say... I love these shots from the Romanian graphic designer Irina Bogos, they are just so full of energy!

Irina Bogos on Behance Network

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Sheng Duo vectors

This guy is a magician with vectors: enjoy his beautiful works

Via | KeepInspiringMe

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The Flatiron a.k.a. awesome

This is probably one of the the best pics I have seen so far of the legendary Flatiron Building in NYC. Please enjoy!

For the ones (a very few I hope) that don't know the Flatiron, here is its Wikipedia page

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Darrell Eager Photography

Darrell Eager website

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Fade Out Chair

WOW!

Hands down... this idea is brillant: this chair seems to disappear, standing in the mist or in the fog!

The fade out chair is made by clear acrylic and painted with trompe l'oeil wood grain with legs fade from walnut to invisible by a Japanese company called Nendo.

Via | Mydeco

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