I really hope this really is Steve Martin's business card. I may have to go and meet him if it is.
Via badbilladams9's Flickr photostream.
This bus stop redecoration is by Mark A. Reigelman - great idea for an art installation.
Via Design For Mankind.
Andrew B. Myers has some super photography work in his portfolio, including what could be....a HOVERING CAT. Of course I love this.
Via 01 Blog.
I saw this over on on yay!everyday. It appears to be a lobster playing a cello, created by HunterGatherer - check out their website for more fun-filled work.
This 7m x 3.5m mural is by illustrator Brian Rea, based on his fears. There are quite a few of them by the look of things! It is part of an exhibition entitled Murals which is showing at the Joan Miró Foundation in Barcelona.
Via Fast Company.
We really should.
Banter Banner sell some brilliant banners, all of them "celebrating the everyday". I want this one on my wall.
Whoa, a gummi bear chandelier!
Sweet.
*Hangs head in shame, makes formal apology for bad word play*.
Via Swissmiss.
These matches are super. They were designed by Christine Celic Strohl for a Mexican restaurant called La Condesa.
Via paper+cup.
Fritz Kahn illustrated man as a factory in his well-known 1926 poster, "Man as Industrial Palace", which shows minuscule people operating each body system. Now, designer Henning Lederer has created this impressive animated version, showing the factory at work.
Via FlowingData.
Shoe designer Tracey Neuls and artist Nina Saunders created this installation, called 'Most Curious' in Neuls' shop in London. Curious indeed - I like this melting chair and matching shoes muchly.
Via Dezeen.
