These images by Paris based creative studio Le Creative Sweatshop and photographer Fabrice Fouillet combine two of the finer things in life - designer lighting and jelly. For this series of strange still lifes, jelly has been skillfully set in sculptural, prismatic forms around Castore and Nessimo lamps by Artemide and a Binic lamp by Ionna Vautrin. Read the rest of this entry »
Lined up at the World's Fair
Flickr user Lynne’s Lens recently posted photos that she developed from 35mm negatives purchased at a flea market. Expecting the standard of people lined up and smiling at the camera, she writes of her pleasant surprise to find a set of vintage photos from the 1930s of New York City. “Every vintage 30′s photo is a gorgeous delight, and, after looking at the first couple of scanned images, it was quite obvious that the photographer knew what he/she was doing. There are some great portraits, people working in an office, some great shots of NYC, and, even better, a big group of shots of the New York World’s Fair.”
To celebrate a slow yet triumphant easing back into a clean, unhacked blog, let’s enjoy this soothing process video of Fritz Hansen‘s iconic Series 7 chair.
It’s true, Buenos Aires is in fact a giant amusement park…or that’s what director Fernando Livschitz would have you believe as rollercoasters whizz past buildings in this short film. Titled Inception Park - a nod to Christopher Nolan’s 2010 film Inception - the effects are incredibly realistic, prepare to be transfixed.