Towering 7.2m above the crowd, Giant Torayan the gigantic mechanical (baby!) sculpture created by Japanese artist Kenji Yanobe, was performing as part of Roppongi Art Night at the weekend - singing, dancing, and... breathing fire:
During the Roppongi Art Night “the entire townscape of Roppongi transforms into a giant canvas of encounters with art, people, culture and wonder.”
Story spotted on Kineda
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Thursday, March 26, 2009
Fly Me To The Moon
Enchanting images from Nasa's Cassini spacecraft orbiting Saturn studying the ringed planet and its domain - including the (so far) 52 officially named moons:
In a little over 18 hours Cassini will begin a detailed fly-by of Titan - Saturn's largest moon and the most Earth-like world scientists have found to date.
In a little over 18 hours Cassini will begin a detailed fly-by of Titan - Saturn's largest moon and the most Earth-like world scientists have found to date.
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Centre Pompidou Paris
In 1971 Verner Panton entered the international architectural design competition for the Centre Pompidou in Paris. The entry was... errr... lost in the post and was therefore not considered by the jury (apparently! I reckon the dog ate it):
A small part of Paris could have looked very different...
Verner Panton reference portal
A small part of Paris could have looked very different...
Verner Panton reference portal
Monday, March 23, 2009
Tara Donovan
Stunning (large scale) sculptures made from everyday manufactured materials by Tara Donovan
On Amazon: Tara Donovan
On Amazon: Tara Donovan
Saturday, March 21, 2009
100 Free Monochrome Geometric Patterns
For the betterment of mankind may I present 100 (free) seamless vector pattern swatches (also as symbols) for Adobe Illustrator CS and higher. Marvelous monochrome geometric tessellations great for use as backgrounds, fill patterns, and optical illusions... all in glorious black and white.
Download Now - 100 Free Monochrome Geometric Patterns
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Thursday, March 12, 2009
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