Whoa there, French photographer David Chambon the macro insect master has entered the building, and it looks like he’s brought along his amazing collection of photographs with him! Chambon has been an amateur photographer for over ten good years, capturing the various aspects of life a photographer enjoys taking; he specifies how he wishes to capture … Continue reading »
Category Archives: Artsy Eye Candy
A place for you to indulge on some visually pleasing pieces of art.
WARNING: Some images shown *will* glue your eyes to the screen, maybe permanently…
Paige Bradley- Breaking Out Of The Mould
I absolutely love sculpting, it’s one of the only arts where you can bend 3-dimensional reality to the whim of your imagination, seeding significance and the human essence into the absence of form- I’ve always found it amusing how great artists can instil whatever profound wonders, earthly struggles or a dichotomy of both into their creations; as if … Continue reading »
Kingyobu (The Goldfish Club)- A Fishy Calling
God damn it, I wish the Tower of Babel was never built so I could speak everyones language, this way i could find more information on foreign artists! For instance, my friend from Japan emailed me a series of pictures and explained it was from a five person art collective called Kingyobu or the Goldfish … Continue reading »
Carsten Witte- The Allure of Natural Seduction
I recently watched a TED talk about pollination, to which you’d be thinking, “That has no connection with the erotic nature of the female figure?” Haha, you would be surprised, Mother Earth is the sexiest lady around and she uses seduction and attractiveness to further the advancement of life. The gifted photographer Carsten Witte, captures … Continue reading »
Cloud House- A Silver Lining to Traditional Living
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no… it’s Cloud House! Don’t freak out too much, mankind hasn’t expanded it’s architectural empire to the skies, but either way, this could be the next best thing. The Cloud is a renovated add-on to an old double-fronted Edwardian house, which is located in Fitzroy North a suburb of Melbourne, … Continue reading »
Philip Karlberg- Pinned Up Portraits
Hello piece of art, where do you hail from? The kingdom of Karlberg you say? Must be one imaginatively snazzy place to have come from because you’re one interestingly artistic piece of work. Yes, I just had a conversation with art, inanimate objects have a lot to say about the minds that made them. From … Continue reading »
Neil Krug- The Cowboy of Artistic Vision
You ever get that amazing uproarious feeling when you find a song or a band that speaks to your soul? It’s almost equivalent to being lost in a desert of drabness until you find that water source of wonderful to fill your bones back with life. Ladies and gentlemen, finding Neil Krugs photographic genius has … Continue reading »
HELMO- Bêtes De Mode
Now here’s a fashionably cool or as the ladies might say chic idea for a portraiture photography session. The title for this series, “Bêtes de mode” literally translates to “Fashion Animals”- a pretty legitimate name for this display. The photo’s were taken in order to be showcased at the Lafayette Galleries, a massive, well designed department store … Continue reading »
The Shrouded House- Design Brilliance for Family and Dog
If I suddenly became a building with my awareness and human emotion intact, I would be madly in love with this home- If you hadn’t of noticed, modern architecture metaphorically turns me on. This sexy home has been dubbed ‘The Shrouded House,’ which in my opinion sounds like a horror movie but don’t let the name … Continue reading »
Botiful- Bringing Telepresence to The Home
Hello everyone! Long time no see! I’m sure you’re wondering what I’m going to dish out onto the table so without further adieu, let me introduce you to Botiful, the telepresence robot. Telepresence is a pretty nifty idea, which allows users to control ‘avatars’ of themselves in order to participate in events at distant locations. … Continue reading »
Robot Quadrotors Perform James Bond Theme
It’s rare for me to find a video that makes me smile with absolute awe; but tonight folks I have found just that. The University of Pennsylvania’s General Robotics, Automation, Sensing and Perception (GRASP) Lab have been the stars of the Quadrotor scene, by first showing the extremities of quadrotor flight, and now with this perfectly executed … Continue reading »
Colorschemedesigner- Endless Eye Candy Combo’s
Don’t tell me your good at matching colours because you aren’t, so read on my chroma-hanpicapped friend. I recently traveled to New York to visit my cousin a couple of weeks ago, to which he introduced me to a collection of fantastic sites to make my life a little less complicated; Colorschemedesigner.com was one of … Continue reading »
Clifton Harvey- Fusing Imagination with Reality
Cartoons, whether we like it or not have impacted our lives in many ways, creating myths and expectations of the world; Clifton Harvey (a bloody talented individual) was so affected by the pathos of Mickey’s Christmas Carol (when Mickey places a crutch by Tiny Tim’s grave)that he decided to infuse those feelings with his work, by letting … Continue reading »
BioLite- Innovations For The Modern Wild Man
‘We need to talk’ is possibly the most dreadful foreshadowing of badness one human can throw upon another, but what about the less traumatising yet equally ominous ‘low battery’ shootout from your technological devices? I could argue that the latter is miles worse just because a fully functioning phone (gps, light and what have you) … Continue reading »
Lee Jeffries- Black & White Homelessness
‘BOOM’ that’s the sound my mind makes when I see something absolutely brilliant, so it was no shock to me when the explosion sounded at the sight of Lee Jeffries emotionally filled black and white snaps. How Jeffries began picturing the underprivileged goes something like this: In 2008 Mr Lee was nothing more than an … Continue reading »
Neverwet- Scare Liquids Away From Your Shirts, Shoes & Everything Else
Don’t you find it funny that people 500 years ago would have uttered such things to each other as “thy flying machine wilt nev’r happen, thou bro” when today we laugh at their lack of imagination and primitive tech. So now guys, when i tell you about this new product that actively repels water off … Continue reading »
Julia Dunin- Traveling Faces
My first order of business is to share with you an artist i found while searching for some delectable beats on Youtube; the picture of the song (shown below) put me on a little quest to discover the original owner. I had to wade through a bunch of random sites to find her but it … Continue reading »
Lego espionage- How to break into a building
Are you some sort of bad ass spy or at least think you are? Here is one highly original way you can break into a building to steal whatever documents or cigars you need- all with the amazing versatility of Lego’s! This scene was taken off of a 1979 Danish movie called The Olsen Gang … Continue reading »