Beautiful Decorative Stickers

A cool collection of decorative stickers from Diz Decor, a Brazilian design group that makes stickers to beautify walls. Not only does it brings life to one’s room, it changes the overall design perspective. It costs around USD200 after conversion which some might feel a bit pricey for a decal.

Cans 2 Updated

Petro


Mode2 (?) Eyefeelsick, where's your expertise at?


Oker

8 days later and the Graffoto crew went back down to document how the Cans2 area has evolved. No doubt, this tunnel will now become a huge wall of fame, with pieces probably only lasting a couple weeks max. Not a bad thing I think. Maybe Graffiti Archaeology should start a new project of documenting down here?

UK Adapta September Update

“Onedotzero is a hybrid organization: a cross-media production company and an acclaimed international network of events. Pioneering in its vision, onedotzero champions and explores new forms of moving image, celebrating the next generation of creators.” A brilliant quote from the manifesto of one of the most progressive firms in the Moving-Image industry.

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autoKratz have swiftly established a reputation for releasing distinctly different electronic music with depth and have consistently created records which harbour infectious bass hooks, addictive vocals and compulsive beats & beeps, a mix that has come to epitomize the bands sound. 2008 has seen them responsible for some of the freshest and most exciting records around, as they have developed into an act heralded by IDJ as ''devastating. I can see these two going all the way.''

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Forty-five year old Gustavo Lins studied to be an architect in his native Brazil. He would be designing dwellings today if his professor hadn't asked him to reconsider which materials he'd rather be working with - glass and steel or linen and silk? Fashioned from the most exclusive fabrics - cashmere, silk jersey, cool wool, wool crepe and softest lambskin - Gustavo Lins' clothes are quietly luxurious.

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Cyclops is an artist whose works can be found predominantly on the street as well as finding its rightful place in galleries. Living in Manchester, then Bristol and now London, it is hard not to notice his iconic work. He plays a major part in BC and is well-known for his skull character. I have wanted to interview him for ages, but unfortunately, he is in Thailand at the moment. However, he was kind enough to do one over the internet for us whilst enjoying East Asia's delights.

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Mobile DJ Car

A WTF?!! from Holland. This 'DJ car' was apparently inspired by the song "God is a DJ" [from faithless] and the car of the HOLY-POPE. These two things were mixed together and there it was, the DJ Mobile. (It also has two turntables set up in the back seating area)
Serious bible-bass bashing here!



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Daryl Mandryk

Daryl Mandryk is, in my opinion, one of the best concept artists out there. He did all the artwork for the hit-game Turok, Need For Speed2 and even the Def Jam fight games.






Check his website to see way more great drawings and paintings HERE.

Kakofonia

Nice illustration/design work by Brazilian artist Kakof.

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Frozen Pond Face Plant

This wasn't a good idea from the start, but someone's got to document it for the rest of humanity to absorb.

Anyway, I think plastic surgeons, oral maxillofacial surgeons love patients like these.

Top 10 Weirdest Car Alarm Systems

Take a look at some of the alternative car alarms, when a new car alarm often costs more than the car itself. So here are 10 of the oddest car alarms we came across.

Star Wars Landspeeder Replica

That’s a full-size and driveable replica of Luke Skywalker’s Landspeeder from Star Wars, built by Daniel Deutsch in his own garage. The electric drive system is capable of a top speed around 25 mph. The speeder is the same size as the original, and can travel several miles on a single battery charge. The entire speeder was built in six weeks, and was first revealed in Los Angeles at the Star Wars Celebration IV event in May 2007. Check out the “damaged” paint job on the Landspeeder.





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