The work of artist Alex Chinneck is grounded in architecture. His latest work (and first permanent sculpture), Six Pins and Half a Dozen Needles, taking the form of a large brick wall ripped down the centre — via ArchDaily
Mary Laumua has become an activist for her community of public housing tenants in the Sydney suburb of Waterloo.
The 37-year-old community worker and mother of four, including seven-month-old baby Nayla, wants to shine a light on the struggles of public housing tenants facing large-scale redevelopment and dislocation.
It’s important because we want everyone in Australia and around the world to know that we matter,
she said.
Ms Laumua is part of a small team who have reached out to hundreds of tenants in two high-rise towers set for demolition.
They go into homes to install coloured lights in their windows.
There’s a lot of anxiety around it all, so the lights are a way of expressing how they’re feeling.
We’ve been allowed this glimpse to go into these peoples’ homes, not only to install a light, but see a glimpse of who they are and how their lives matter.
You might just be the one person that makes their day by coming [and] installing those lights
— via ABC News
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- Geometric Pattern: Circle Chain: Aqua/Brown (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Geometric Pattern: Circle Chain: Lime/Black (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Geometric Pattern: Offset Brick: Blue/Green (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Geometric Pattern: Circle: Blue/Green (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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I can show a brighter pink. I can show a more saturated pink. But I can’t show you this pink. Not quite. More about Stuart Semple and his pigments — via Youtube
- Geometric Pattern: Leaf: Spring (Redbubble | Spoonflower | TeePublic)
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- Geometric Pattern: Simple Nested Cubes: Grey (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Geometric Pattern: Nested Cubes: Blue/Green (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Geometric Pattern: Double Diamond Dash (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Pastel Multi Flower Pattern (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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- Orange Slice (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
- Apple (Redbubble | Spoonflower)
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Argyle Street Public Art originally uploaded by Red Wolf
Nail Art: Green Purple originally uploaded by Red Wolf
While driving through Norway, my boyfriend and I listened to Norse Mythology by Neil Gaiman. Here’s a quick sketch of Fenrir Wolf who is tricked into letting the God’s tie him with ribbon that traps him — via hollisketch
By: Scott Park — via PLANET-PULP
When radium was first discovered, its luminous green colour inspired people to add it into beauty products and jewelry. It wasn’t until much later that we realized that radium’s harmful effects outweighed its visual benefits. Unfortunately, radium isn’t the only pigment that historically seemed harmless or useful but turned out to be deadly. JV Maranto details history’s deadliest colours — via Youtube
If you want to catch up with some classics, then you might want to check out the books reissued as part of the Pan 70th anniversary. The iconic publisher is celebrating 70 years of paperback fiction and as such, has seen plenty of notable releases over the decades. Some of those are returning as part of this anniversary series. The literature, as you would expect, is unchanged. But the new covers are bold and striking, oozing retro cool. For a label known for its cover art, that’s obviously the idea. Titles include The Time Machine by HG Wells, Jaws by Peter Benchley, The Pan Book Of Horror Stories, The Dam Busters by Paul Brickhill and The Thirty-Nine Steps by John Buchan to name a few. All are available from September and available to pre-order now, selling for £7 each — via Retro to Go
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