We have a new toy

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‘Venus of Cupertino’ – iPad Docking Station, designed by Scott Eaton

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Creepmas Day 13: Desktop Goodies

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It’s the last day of Creepmas (though I’m sure I’ll be posting other creepy things this month).

The doll and penguin are sad to see Creepmas go.

And these are just…sad.

It lives!

I voteblazing death torch.

Peeeeeeeeek a boo! (Who thinks Santa is about to eat these children?)

I wish I owned this.

Cannot type/talk due to severe illness (all words courtesy of voice software or kind typing helpers)…I read and appreciate all comments…Apologies for not being able to respond.

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We are not alone

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Curious how places left abandoned have a special magic or beauty about them…would you agree?

Places from top to bottom:

City Hall Subway Station- New York City

Ryugyong Hotel- Pyongyang, North Korea

Nara Dreamland- Japan

Château Miranda or Château de Noisy- Celles, Belgium

Christ of the Abyss- San Fruttuoso, Italy

City of Pripyat, Ukraine

Gulliver’s Travels Park- Kawaguchi, Japan

Abandoned mill – Sorrento, Italy

House of the Bulgarian Communist Party- Mount Buzludzha, Bulgaria

Abandoned flats- Keelung, Taiwan

Mirny Diamond Mine- Eastern Siberia, Russia

 

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Cut and Paste: The Collage Art of Antonello Silverini

Stephen Kelly Creative

I’ve expressed in the past how I have long admired the work of collage artists who can put together divergent media and make them work as one cohesive piece. This interesting cut-and-paste method of art doesn’t seem to be as popular as it once was, so I was pleasantly surprised to discover the cool, interesting collages of Italian artist Antonello Silverini.

Based in Rome, Silverini has been an important part of the Italian art scene for many years, having worked as a commercial illustrator before turning his attention to newspapers, magazines and books. He’s also a big presence in the always vibrant Italian film movement, and is heavily involved in the graphic look of many Italian film festivals and movie posters, and much of that work is presented here.

Like many collage artists, he creates his work from a base that begins with a simple sketch. He then he fleshes…

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