My nickname, it's Millie (from Amelia). My blog consists of things that I like, things of interest, things I'm passionate about, and sometimes how I feel at any given moment. I breathe: art, design, music, food, movies/tv shows (die hard horror and science fiction fan, but you wouldn't know that judging from my blog), fashion, Old Hollywood, and some current/recent actors and actresses.
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Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
Wooden by Antoni Tudisco
Have you ever been so hungry that you’ve eaten a wooden hamburger? You know, some people in the world are starving right now so who are you to turn down free anything? Antoni’s wood-textured designs go against the grain: they serve as digital representations of wood which serves as visual representations of food, shoes, and your beloved Spongebob. In the René Magritte style of storytelling, this is not food, nor shoes, or mutant underwater sponge creatures, nor is it actually a wooden sculpture. But despite their artificial and transitory nature, they still might have made you hungry.
Artist: Behance / Website / Twitter
New portrait by Kumi Yamashita
Mana #2.
The portrait is made from a single unbroken sewing thread wrapped through a dense network of galvanized nails, a process that takes several months.
Dores no peito
by MJ Lindo
New piece on wood in progress….
Perspicere2012@gmail.com
Achim Menges in collaboration with Steffen Reichert produced the installation entitled HygroScope – Meteorosensitive Morphology at the Centre Pompidou, Paris in 2012. They have created models out of wood that are purposefully designed to interact with moisture found in the air. After years of research they have developed the system called HygroScope. This climate-responsive composite material is comprised of maple veneer and synthetic composites. It responds to humidity in a such a way that the material appears to be “breathing”. The models are displayed in glass cases that can be programed to control the amount of humidity in the air, the composite materials then respond to these environments creating completely unique visual experiences. Please view the video below!
I think Im in love - Chocolate Wood Paper Archival Print
by Rosie Music
(Source: 1000drawings)
Wood Sculptures by Randall Rosenthal
All Work Hand Carved FromCollaborations One Block Of Wood And Hand Painted
Restocked!
If you missed out on the first batch of these awesome cutting boards, they have been restocked! Head over to David Abramson’s shop to pick one up!
From the Big Apple, 2011 series
by Haroshi
(Source: darksilenceinsuburbia)
