Artist Terry Border is one of those people who holds a secret gift. With some bent Wire, he takes boring, everyday objects and make them come alive. The most part I like about his work is it can be enjoyed by everyone. Young or old, we can all get a good chuckle out of his hilarious, bent objects.
1. Kiwi Getting Ready for the Beach
2. Cereal Killer
Not sure are you a chess lover… but my father is . Even though he doesn’t play that well but he does like to collect various chess sets.He has lots of collection, from the normal wooden one to the stone, glass, steel and even jade…When I am looking for some present for his birthday, I came cross some interesting chess set. They either have some special material or use some special characters to represent pieces. The first four designs are from an exhibition for 49th edition of Milan furniture fair. Those artists infused their own interpretation of the board game in real dimensions.
‘modern chess set’, rachel whiteread 2005
Spring is almost at hand. Are you ready to green your home? Thought you might want to update your plant pot, we prepared today’s post – 17 Creative and Innovative Plant Pot Designs which will help to stylize your indoor/outdoor gardening as well as keep your plant alive and healthy. Basing on their features, we categorized them into four group: Pot with Multifunction; Pot help you communicate with your plant; Pot help water your plant and Pot with Unique Shape.
One Pot, Two Lives [link]
This is a planter and a fishtank. You put your regularly potted plant in this pot on top, and a goldfish on the bottom. What could they provide for eachother, you might ask? Waste! Yes, the fishes turn their eaten bait remnants into nutrients for the plant, while the water fed to the plant is filtered as it passes though and becomes clean for the fish. It is a totally natural and lovely system.
We love Lego and we always try our best to explore the new use of it. Today we will present you with a cool idea, to create a self-portrait made by Lego. The Austrian company named Brixels, makes their business to produce portraits of people using the popular Danish toy bricks. Following are some sample effects. Those mosaics consist of thousands of tiny 1×1 Lego bricks in one of four colors: black, dark Grey, light Grey and white
Bruce-lee
