Could you live on $1.50 of food a day?
The Global Poverty Project is challenging people to see what it’s like to “live below the line.”
…a day?
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How to create a dog-friendly garden
You can grow a garden where your pet can safely coexist with beautiful plants. Just follow these tips from gardeners who understand the delicate balance.
Uhm did I just find a classical cover of katy perry’s E.T. say what??
this is the most popular post of my existence what is life
I really like this, it sounds like some sort of bbc drama theme tune.
H…how is this so beautiful
I really dislike the original, but this is just amazing.
Yes. Classical music is my… weakness. Jesus heaven almighty I’m weaker at the knees than I’d be if I got hit with a jelly jinx curse.
wowoweewow.
MMmmmmmm
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WHAT.
Pencil on paper. Talk about skills.
Major Props…
The Voice of all the Gods - New work by Seb Lester
Over the last couple of months Seb has taken a break from his client work to focus on some personal prints. I’ve been in contact with him, planning an interview for 8 Faces magazine (stay tuned for details), so when he shared a sneak peak of this piece last week, I was wowed: The curves, the letterforms, the contrast of the metallic ink and matt paper, were stunning.
The bold words are taken from Shakespeare’s ‘Loves Labours Lost.’I first became aware of Seb’s work in 2010 after he’d left Monotype, where he’d been working as Senior Type designer for many years. I bought one of his prints, “Peace”, which arrived with my address penned in beautiful calligraphic script on the label.
Yesterday he released three major new pieces. This is the first of them that I’ll be posting about.
‘The Voice of all the Gods’
Signed limited edition screen print, edition of 100, 594 X 420 mm (A2), £75.
Metallic Gold ink on black Plike art paper, 330gsm.
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Silly Symphonies
<3
Oh man, the things I would make.
*eyes sparkle with far away vintage video game glory*
The Nintendo Knitting Machine, rumored to have been shown at a late ’80s Consumer Electronics Show for years, finally revealed here in this brochure posted online last night by former Nintendo spokesman Howard Phillips (of Howard & Nester fame).
I would have knitted some crazy garments with this dang thing — Mega Man socks, Teenage Mutant Ninja mittens, swag sweaters with my face on them, etc.
[Via Gamemaster Howard]
…gtfo…More!! Gimme More!


