All Blog Posts Tagged 'day' (82)

A few days ago, redditor Slddngwthtgrs shared a set of Valentine's Day messages that can be described as either incredibly sad or downright creepy. With nothing more than a few words on a page, he manages to pull out a whole range of emotions in us. Mostly, you'll laugh as slddngwthtgrs' relevant sayings hit us where it hurts. As fellow redditor ProbablyBeingIronic states, "You write what we're…

When Mike Newman, managing editor of one of my favorite men's blogs, Cool Material, asked me if I'd like to put together a list of Valentine's Day gifts for women (or girls), I jumped at the chance. Not only do I love his blog, this also gave me the chance to share some of my very favorite art and design related products. From a cute bunny lamp to a paint splash-inspired bowl, I hope you'll…

What exactly are you looking at? A glowing lightbulb? Not quite. It's actually a staircase in the inner city of Prague, taken from below and looking up by photographer Dennis Fischer. Love the beautiful saturated color and the incredibly cool perspective.

Dennis Fischer on…

How adorable are these garage door love scenes? This highly creative set features two unknown people hiding behind a garage door with only the bottom halves of their bodies showing. The top halves of their bodies are represented by stick figures drawn on the garage door.…

With her wildly disheveled hair and her come hither stare, Diane Kruger is the perfect woman to wish you a Happy Valentine's Day weekend. Photographed by Lothar Schmid, German-born Kruger has such a beautifully classic look about her. Plus didn't we just love her in Inglorious Bastards?…

the ventricle vase by Eva Milinkovic is made of glass and evokes the many colors of the human spirit.

Monday, 10 September 2001 (day before 9/11)



Though I find most advertising that references a tragic event to be pretty distasteful, I also believe that when done in the right manner it can actually be not only respectful but powerful. In this older campaign for the newspaper Cape Times, these ads remind us that our lives…