— via deviantART
— via Redbubble
By Jay Rogers — via PLANET-PULP
— via Society6
Big news! I had the thrill of creating an illustrated version of Abbott and Costello’s Who’s on First? for Quirk Books. The classic comedy routine was one of my favourite things ever as a kid, and just about the closest I ever came to caring about baseball — via John Martz
A Banksy mural painted just before the Diamond Jubilee last year has vanished from a London street and been listed for sale at a US auction site.
The image, which shows a young boy hunched over a sewing machine making Union Jack bunting, disappeared from the side of a Poundland shop last week.
It is now for sale in Miami, with an estimate of £320,000 – £452,000.
Councillor Alan Strickland said there is lots of anger
at the removal, and is campaigning for the work’s return.
Residents have been really shocked and really astonished,
he told the BBC. “Banksy gave that piece of art to our community, and people came from all over London to see it.
He said residents are disappointed
that a piece of art that was given freely has been taken away from them and sold for an enormous profit
— via redwolf.newsvine.com
This sculpture is one of Alexandre Arrechea‘s interpretations of famous skyscrapers in New York City — via Neatorama
— via Imgur
By Stanley Chow — via PLANET-PULP
— via The Bold Italic
In the near future, ladies prim and proper will stroll around with octopus umbrellas — via Boxyheadbry
— via Society6
This is one of my recent personal pieces which reflects the life style of modern society — via Illustration of VanessaSYFung
— via deviantART
Jim Benton — via Daily of the Day
Laser Cut Stained Glass Paper Windows, originally uploaded by Hi-Fructose Magazine.
Eric Standley works with hundreds of layers of coloured paper creating intricate laser cut stain glass windows. These beautifully constructed works are made up of interlacing positive and negative spaces that seem to float
in a fabricated suspension — via Hi-Fructose Magazine
Cherry Blossoms in Tokyo, originally uploaded by Ricky.
resistor tat originally uploaded by Jimmie Rodgers
This fun little table truely is a conversation piece. I have decopauged the octopus design, that I drew with Pen and ink, onto and all around this table — via Etsy
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