For anyone who has eaten the whole box, or bag, or carton the photographs in this series make light of our secret binges. Here, the consequences of indulgence are tabloid or monster movie deaths. Daniela Edburg’s ‘Drop Dead Gorgeous‘ both mocks and satisfies our cravings.
Beautiful bioarchitecture! It even reminds me a bit of Gaudi.
Amazing illustrations.
‘Moustache Me‘ are upper lip vigilantes with a world vision of peace and moustaches for all.
Beautiful DIY-lights found on Design Sponge.
Somewhere in the world (in a language I don’t understand) graveyards aren’t all gray and dull, but are filled with colorful stories about the deceased.
Übercool street artist who works with balloon animals.
My first big inspiration: Eduardo Recife. Take a look at his commercial and his personal portfolio, the last one has lots of amazing free fonts.
This modular seat called ‘Woofie, the incredible sausage dog’ by Das Ding studio is really funny.
Very nice food photography by Emilie Chrétien.
The yummy, playful, delicious Q-Pot jewels.
This Artificial Bloom construction set contains all the necessary ingredients to create a real plastic flower. Very nice packaging.
Beatrice Morabito’s intense and sensuous photograps of Sybarites are amazing. These high-fashion dolls are created by Charles Fegen & Desmond Lingard.
Pretty and very feminine illustrations.
Brown is an English artist presently living in Japan whose work explores paraphilias, such as pedophilia, BDSM and other fetish themes. Innocence, violence and Japanese popular culture all collide in his art. He is often compared with Mark Ryden in that he is known for child-like characters in various states of distress.
