that canadian girl

Possibly one of the most amazing videos I’ve ever seen. Watch it here or go check out the original in full size.

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Feels very Bjork’ish…

Neat Dutch competition on “latte art”.

While I may be a bit surprised to come across the Loch Ness Monster in my latte, the competition is original and unusual!

Through the good ol’ Beebs, I’ve found a fascinating article on a graffiti artist who calls himself Banksy.

Some of his art is done on buildings, the classic canvas of the graffiti artist, while some are truly unusual, like this “hole” in Israel’s West Bank barrier.

The nine paintings were created on the Palestinian side of the barrier. One depicts a hole in the wall with an idyllic beach, while another shows a mountain landscape on the other side. Another picture shows the head of a white horse appearing to poke through, while he has also painted a ladder going over the wall.

Some of his vaguely less politically charged stunts involve planting a hoax cave painting of a man pushing a supermarket trolly at the British Museum, nicknamed “the Peckham rock”, anti-war paintings stuck in New York museums and a painting depicting a rural scene with a police tape blocking the way in the Tate Britain.

Banksy’s site. The Outside Institute. BBC Pics of Turf War.

At Mental Hygiene, they know how to make the best possible use of office supplies by creating a Post-It Mosaic.

Very very cool little illusion!

Found via Antoine. (Woops, that was Alex’s work!)

I’d try it but I have so little patience…

A quirky little link called the box doodle project, reminiscent of napkin scribbles while daydreaming in coffeeshops or notebook margins in theories of communication class.

the rules are quite simple:
rearrange a box to make any
kind of figure or object.
make the most of least.

Show me your doodles!