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July 27, 2012 2:06 am
print-n-pattern: Castle

print-n-pattern:

Castle

1:59 am
print-n-pattern: Cute Studio Tour via decor8

print-n-pattern:

Cute Studio Tour

via decor8

1:59 am
print-n-pattern: Kiki K

print-n-pattern:

Kiki K

1:57 am
print-n-pattern: Door16

print-n-pattern:

Door16

1:56 am
print-n-pattern: bramble workshop

print-n-pattern:

bramble workshop

1:53 am
print-n-pattern: Hotel Missoni

print-n-pattern:

Hotel Missoni

July 26, 2012 11:27 pm
daddyfuckedme:

daddyfuckedme:

11:05 pm
artsquare: Everyday objects swarm together… ‘Plates #1’, Photographer Thomas Jackson, has worked on a series in and around New York in which he captures household objects flying in midair. 

artsquare:

Everyday objects swarm together…

‘Plates #1’, Photographer Thomas Jackson, has worked on a series in and around New York in which he captures household objects flying in midair. 

11:05 pm

feul:

Bram Stoker’s Chair

Sam_Taylor-Wood makes photographs and films that examine, through highly charged scenarios, our shared social and psychological conditions.

10:55 pm

showslow:

Chicago-based designers Caroline Linder, Lisa Smith, Michael Savona, Thomas Moran, and Steven Haulenbeek, from the collective object design league,
presented their project ‘balloon factory’ on-site at the museum of contemporary art chicago. Replicating the manufacturing process
inside a gallery space, this installation was organized into a balloon production line, with eight stations to illustrate each step: Preparatory dipping, 
drying, latex dipping, handpainting, soaking, heating, stripping, and inflation. 

The five designers share a previously hidden manufacturing process and personalize it, with continuously evolving latex shaping and coloring techniques. 
Only known to be made industrially before, the resulting balloons are unique, handmade objects that place the practice on the fringes of mass production.

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