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Make music with veggies
The “Vienna Vegetable Orchestra” turns your average fruit and veggie dinner into a noise making masterpiece. Above are some pictures of the “Carrot Recorder”, “Cucumberphone”, “Leek Violin”, and “Pepper Trumpet”. The group was founded back in 1998 by a bunch of non-vegetarians who just got together and started jamming in their gardens. Best of all, after a concert, the group dinner is already taken care of.
JBS Men’s Underwear: Macho Não Gosta de Olhar Para Outro Macho
Está mais que comprovado, que as únicas coisas que chamam a atenção dos homens são: dinheiro, esportes e mulheres. Pensando nisso a fabricante de cuecas JBS criou um comercial que mostra uma bela mulher agindo como um típico homem, tudo para chamar a atenção dos marmanjos.
[Via Belfiglio.NET]
“Families”
Matthew Clowney’s most recent series of work, Families, consists of portraits of today’s typical families: atypical. There is a social context, therefore. But the photographs also display an eerie boldness, as though the families are saying to the viewer, “This is who we are. What of it?” The camera catches the individuals in the act of being captured in a photo moment; they are not relating to one another or interacting. But it is a moment all the same: of who we are as we choose to present ourselves. Viewing these photos once is not enough; the viewer is repeatedly drawn into the scene. (Also interesting to note that Matthew Clowney was once assistant to Tina Barney.)
[Via Art Moco]
2 strangely placed nipples
However, how many people have one on the back of their knee? and how many of those are pierced?
[Via Deputy Dog]
O homem que voa
Em outubro coloquei um post sobre um maluco chamado Loic Jean Albert, um cara que saltava do helicóptero e voava com seu wingsuit rente a montanha (não viu? Pára tudo e vê). Pois bem. Agora Loic volta em outro video, que começa com um depoimento seu explicando que o tal salto já tava ficando meio boring e que agora ele vai fazendo umas curvinhas. Pode?
[Via Update or Die]
Strange Faces Origami
Originally called “oreore-nai,” meaning “I can’t fold properly,” this easy origami kit comes with 15 square sheets of paper printed with photo images of cropped faces. When folded the sheets transform into bizarre kaleidoscopic versions of a face, as if a few people got together and went crazy with Apple’s Photobooth effects.
[Via Cool Hunting]
New Horiyoshi III Article
Tokyo-based design site, PingMag, has a short but interesting article on Japanese tattoo master Horiyoshi III. In addition to some Irezumi 101 background, the article includes fun quotes on the difference between the hand-poked (tebori) method and machine tattooing–both used by Horiyoshi–and how he builds the tattoo work together with the client.
[Via Needled]
