Phillip Retuta

showslow:

Double exposures by Von

itscalling:

k1mkardashian:

chris is just a simple guy

always at 4pm

wasbella102:

Weekend Leather Cigar Case

staceythinx:

Isabelle Delle’s fantastic vintage-inspired collages

explodingdog:

I’m not sure I’ll succeed

from the Explodingdog.com archive

nevver:

Please

Happy Dog.

designersof:

progress lettering on behance by Sergi Delgado

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visualgraphic:

Basement

In ghost colors. (at Empire State Building)

designseduces:

Silk Screened Table by Vault49

#blue (at Empire State Building)

nevver:

Secrets of the Creative

Straight chill.

bobbycaputo:

Hollowed Out TV Sets Become Miniature Worlds

Have you ever wondered what will happen to all the cathode ray tube televisions now that most people have switched to flatscreens? Chinese artist Zhang Xiangxi has re-purposed a few of them into a diorama like record of some of the rooms from his life- his old workspace in Guangzhou, the workers’ dormitory he once lived in, his parent’s sitting room, and the interior of a train carriage. He even created his “dream home.” He hollows out the old televisions, then intricately sculpts miniature furniture, wall art, and yes-even televisions! He doesn’t try to make perfect little dollhouse worlds, he includes all of the clutter that a real room would have.