Thursday, June 28, 2012

Lure 'em In & Plug 'em!

Scans copyright © 2012 Salmon Plugs of the Northwest.
I could get hooked on these! 
When I was young I remember going to the tackle & bait shops and wanting these because they looked so cool to me. Some call them "Lures" and others call them "Plugs!" Either way they can be found here @ salmonplugsnw.com.
The boxes have some great graphix!

Friday, June 22, 2012

Light Trash!

Design copyright © 2012 Victor Vetterlein / &Tradition.
It says to trash it but I wouldn't!
Trash Me Lamp @ switchmodern.com.

Switch Modern's description: The concept word for the Trash Me lamp is "transient."  Like our current global culture, it is ephemeral.  The lamp is made of paper pulp spread over a mold and left to dry.  A strong concept becomes an extraordinary form, and in this case, it is a rebirth of what the designer sees as a beauty of the utilitarian forms.  Its fitting name means "Please recycle me when no longer useful or desired."  
Trash Me Lamp is made of gray paper pulp, recycled wood, and aluminum components, finished with a 9 foot burgundy fabric cord.  This lamp uses one 40W E26 incandescent bulb or one 7-11W compact fluorescent.  
Designed by Victor Vetterlein
Manufactured by &Tradition (Copenhagen) 

Monday, June 18, 2012

Committing Sewer Pipe!

Love this cool Mr. Suicide Bathtub Plug by designer Massimo Giacon for A di Alessi @ emmohome.com.

Friday, June 15, 2012

Abstrax!

Artwork copyright © 2012 Celia Johnson.

New website for the Cartoon/Geometric Paintings of Celia Johnson @ celiajohnson.net.

Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Wooden Wonders!

Designs copyright © 2012 Peter Marigold.

The Palindrome Series by Peter Marigold @ petermarigold.com.
Wood never looked so Bad/Good!

Friday, June 8, 2012

Reaching Godhead!

Artwork copyright © 2012 Robert E. Messick.

The Photoshop fantasy worx of Robert E. Messick @ www.iyway.com.

Friday, June 1, 2012

215: School's Out for Summer!


Small Studio with a Big Heart!
Artist/teacher Heather Erwin runs this show and gives all she has to her patrons and students. 
Heather Erwin
 
I was asked by Ms. Erwin of Studio 215 to participate in a collaborate worx with her and her fellows elementary students from Buckman Heights Elementary of Greece Central School District in Rochester, NY for the School's Out for Summer 2 Program!


My participation was to be an inspiration for the students who took my work and interpreted in their own way. I've got to say I was totally impressed and flattered by the worx these young artist have done. It's always amazing how the the young mind works and how imaginative they can get. They of course deserve all the praise and Heather too.
If you go on Facebook please go to 215's page and "LIKE" it to give Heather and her students their well deserved credit!
Love, Honor, and Congrats to all the students and their worx!
José Cruz