Posted: January 17th, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Art | No Comments »


CUT-UP MX is a blog dedicated to Mexican billboards. Chopped up, partly exchanged and randomly assembled they often become exciting commercial collages.
Rumors say that once a company’s advertising time is over and a new hirer is still to be found, the pieces are mixed up to disguise the sales message.
CUT-UP MX is run by Norman Palm, associate of fertig design, Berlin.
http://cutupmx.wordpress.com
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Posted: January 17th, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Art, Photography | 1 Comment »


Kevin Van Aelst uses daily objects such as yarn, food and clothing to create artwork.
Digesting something more about food, there is this online web portal, Qype, giving information and reviews of places to visit. You can find information about any part of the world from anywhere and know what other people who visited it think about it. The information varies from Restaurants, Bars, Hotels, Events, be it shopping, eating / drinking, Arts or anything else. Restaurants London or Pubs London, check it all out in there.
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Posted: January 6th, 2010 | Author: Yanda | Filed under: Art, Product, Singapore | No Comments »


Browsing Copy
Nobody buys a “Browsing Copy”
It is the most read.
It works the hardest.
But it never leaves the shop.
Customers leaf through it,
put it back on the shelf
and take the book next to it.
This project seeks to elevate
the status and worth
of these rejected books
Designers, illustrators and artists
are invited to use them as a canvas for their creativity.
These mishandled books are donated by our local bookstores.
http://www.browsingcopy.com
http://abeautifuldesign.com.sg
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