Name's Jasmine.23.
Philippines.
A junior designer.
I post/re-post mostly design/ art/ interior/ installation/ animals, and things that i find interesting.
7 DEADLY SINS GLASSES: ENVY
Beautiful seven red wine glasses to depict each of the deadly sins – Greed, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Wrath, Sloth and Pride. Hand made by genius designer Kacper Hamilton based in London, each glass sin is revealed through the ritual of drinking. The limited edition sets can be ordered and comes in a mahogany, velvet and brass case. If you love these wine glasses check out Marta Dahlig fantasy art of the seven deadly sins as well.
7 DEADLY SINS GLASSES: GREED
Beautiful seven red wine glasses to depict each of the deadly sins – Greed, Envy, Lust, Gluttony, Wrath, Sloth and Pride. Hand made by genius designer Kacper Hamilton based in London, each glass sin is revealed through the ritual of drinking. The limited edition sets can be ordered and comes in a mahogany, velvet and brass case. If you love these wine glasses check out Marta Dahlig fantasy art of the seven deadly sins as well.
Astro Boy Art Created From Recycled Train Tickets
A 3.2 by 2.1 meter pixel art of Astro Boy made from 138,000 recycled Tokyo Metro tickets by volunteers was on display at the Shinjuku Takashima Store to mark the opening of Tokyo’s new Fukutoshin subway line.
The Astro Boy art was a follow up of four reproductions of world famous paintings using 320,000 train tickets end of last year by employees at the Takashimaya Department Store in Osaka. The employees actually sacrificed their breaks and free time for three months to complete Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa one of the famous painting rendition.
- my mood every single day: fuck you
(via -faggotopia)
These are Aurora photos taken by Ovar Atli during the winter in Iceland where he had been out at night enduring in freezing cold and often windy nights to take these fascinating shots. Auroras are also called the northern polar lights as it is only visible in the north sky from the northern hemisphere.
Beautiful photography by French photographer Cedric Delsaux where he recreates the scenes of Star Wars characters and vehicles with urban wasteland background. The characters are actually model toys superimposed on to shots of Parisian architecture to create the illusion. Cedric Delsaux is an award winner in the newcomer’s France Bourse du Talent competition which stands for Young Talent Award for Photography.
(via alittlewishinthewell)
- person: hey remember that time in middle school when you--
- me: no
