Pull & Bear typography animation

Fun typography animation for Pull & Bear store by sebasandclim. I'm loving the vintage vibe is just too cool!

Pull & Bear Visuals from Sebas and Clim on Vimeo.

Things Come Apart, A Teardown Manual for Modern Living

Here is something cool for my 6 year old nephew. A book called Things Come Apart, Canadian photographer Todd McLellan painstakingly disassembles 50 everyday objects, including a tiny Swiss Army knife and a single engine aircraft, and carefully photographs the results. Essays by noted DIY repair gurus like Kyle Wiens provide context for the pictures, but the main attraction is getting to see the 21,959 components that make up the most iconic products of the last 100 years.

Bicycle — Component count: 893 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan. 

Bicycle — Component count: 893 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan. 

Smartphone — Component count: 120 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan.

Laptop Computer — Component count: 639 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan. 

Swiss Army Knife — Component count: 38 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan. 

Children’s Wagon — Component count: 296 Photo credit: ©2013 Todd McLellan. 

via iso50

FERRARI 625 TRC

The 1957 Ferrari 625 TRC’s design is without a fault, a timeless and downright breath-taking execution of Italian motoring passion. Only two of these where made.

reblogged from lookslikegooddesign

Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know?

Just pure awesomeness

Portraits of Cats as Classical Paintings by Eldar Zakirov

Portraits of Cats as Classical Paintings by Eldar Zakirov

via 123inspiration

Obama new dog, Sunny

Obama family just got a new dog sunny today. 

new dog Sunny (right) old dog Bo (left)

Looks like they are getting along. 

When Bo was a puppy. So cute!

photos via huffingtonpost and nytimes

Bamboo Ring Silhouette

Cute bamboo rings in a shape of faceted diamond. 

buy it here 

Monday

image via ffffound

Technological Mandalas

Today I'm loving....
Technological Mandala, the work by Leonardo Ulian. A complex symetry pattern made from electronic components and microchips. It shows contrast between hard cold tech objects in a warm spiritual Hinduism symbol. I personally think it looks like beautiful lace.

Technological Mandala No.2, 1912

Electronic components, microchip, wood frame, 120x120 cm

 images from leonardoulian

Ferry Staverman Cardboard Sculpture

Pretty

 check out the artist's work from ferrystaverman