drunk meat.

more good stuff from one of my favorites.

the infamous mcbess.

(and apologies for the complete lack of posts, i've been working more than a bit)

sticky shards.

i will never not be enthralled with simple materials.

this is an explosion of black tape by monica grzymala.

shredded at lost at e minor.

animal instincts.

the twistedly wonderful mind of caitlin hackett

spawns these dark materials.

the scale is amazing.

and her weapons of choice? ballpoint pen and watercolor.

wicked.

you can own them if you like.

dreamt at io9.

invisible mountain.

this kicks so much ass.

in a nice quiet glacial kind of way.

it's just plastic sheeting and black hot glue.

but that's what makes it brilliant.

reverse of volume by yasuaki onishi.

dripped at the fox is black.

no chance.

gravity. of which nothing escapes.

from the mind of suzy lelièvre.

brilliant, and beautiful.

rolled at le container.

dj spirograph.

this is hypnotic.

created by robert howsare.

scribbled at today and tomorrow.

in the year 2000.

just cool.

from eimer.

to the moon, again.

checking in with tom sachs again because he's awesome.

last week he launched a new exhibition in new york.

and in collaboration with nike released a small companion collection.

as always, the beauty is in the work. so go here and read:

tom sachs: nikecraft

just wish i could afford any of the pieces, or visit the show.

also, big credit to nike for continuing to do good work with good people.

iceberged.

these. rule.

and they're real. [as in, you can buy them]

from the geniuses at grey area.

shelves. bench.

bonus: they suggest you could use the table for ping pong.

how secret-agent hideout is that?

a moveable city.

i want to move to type city.

where everything is kerned properly,

and nothing is misspelled.

this was done by hong seon jang.

placed at gizmodo.

summer tone.

i quite like christopher derek bruno's chosen color palette.

that subtle gold sparkle on the wood is the tits.

he's got lots of other nice pieces worth checking out as well.

do yourself a favor and soak on his shapes for a moment.

shaped at lost at e minor.

lost to the sea.

this waterscape is the result of 6 months of constant work.

500,000 fishhooks nailed to plywood by hand.

it's breathtaking.

from artist yoan capote.

just don't rub against it in the gallery.

hooked at gizmodo.

cut.

stained glass paper windows.

cut with lasers, from the mind of eric standley.

science and art make nice friends.

trimmed at beautiful decay.

troof.

i have a feeling these may come in handy. although i'm pretty sure

i can't afford to hand them out to everyone that deserves one.

and you can actually buy them for the low low price of 11 for 12.

from the mind of adam j. kurtz.

offended at lost at e minor.

military leaders.

if you don't love these, then you aren't my friend.

grand moff tarkin painted by terry cook.

admiral ackbar painted by steven daily.

you can put the admiral on your mantel.

head in the clouds.

these are real clouds.

really floating in these rooms.

created with smoke, moisture and a quick shutter.

so magical. thank you berndnaut smilde.

condensed at architizer.

breathtaking.

take 10 minutes out of your full speed day and experience this.

wild and alien and moving.

it's one of the best things i've seen all year.

mandatory full screen with volume.

from the brilliant andrew thomas huang.

there's a making of video as well.

dissolved at iso50.

the creation of awesome.

perfection.

i'm astonished at how perfectly they pulled it off.

for comparison.

enlightened at reddit.

building blocks.

john powers [not a fake name]

creates incredible installations from styrofoam.

i love how cleanly the light affects the planes.

it's like seeing inside the matrix, which is always disconcerting.

tetrised at neatorama.

stained tea.

this is a killer installation.

3000 tea bags dipped in paint.

lives at rolling greens in hollywood.

i bet if you were triple clever,

you could probably make a face appear in the pattern.

but then weirdos would show up and weep on the floor.

so on second thought, let's just leave it the way it is.

dipped at the fox is black.