ice, ice, baby

foodism

What makes something gross to eat or drink?

All depends on the way you've been conditioned.

In terms of food, no one should ever

make judgements or assumptions

on what one culture eats, such as

cats in Italy or dogs in Korea.

cute & simple.

things to learn from Matt Edgar on Vimeo.

(via Better Taste than Sorry)

Alexander Petrov

Skip into 1:15 and watch

his process of shooting an animation

painting every single frame

with oil paints.

See also

Not a fan of this sort of music

but visuals can definitely

aid the sounds!

Also reminds me of

Ma main jigga man, Adriel

Mark Ryden

Can't wait to see his stuff when I'm back in the city!

Upon first glance Ryden’s work seems to mirror the Surrealists’ fascination with the subconscious and collective memories. However, Ryden transcends the initial Surrealists’ strategies by consciously choosing subject matter loaded with cultural connotation. His dewy vixens, cuddly plush pets, alchemical symbols, religious emblems, primordial landscapes and slabs of meat challenge his audience not necessarily with their own oddity but with the introduction of their soothing cultural familiarity into unsettling circumstances.

From his Meat Series...

The largest of the paintings, "The Tree of Life," (below)

sold for $800,000 before the exhibit opened.

Other notable work...

(via Mark Ryden)

Timothy Saccenti

(via Timothy Saccenti)

vintage ads

(via Well Medicated)

(by Mel Lawrence Architects: via Contemporist)

See also Citizen Architect

boy, would i like to come home to this every night

"It's not where you take things from.

It's where you take things to."

Jean-Luc Godard

(via Yimmys Yayo)

even MORE film inspired designs

More great designs by Brandon Schaefer.

film inspired designs

Simple conceptual designs by Olly Moss.