Jim Power and his Fascinating Mosaic Trail in New York City’s East Village

Posted on August 24, 2012 by rabbit38

These Mosaic Trail in New York City’s East Village, they are created by Jim Power ( “Mosaic Man” ) in over z25 years. Jim want to use this way to document the neighborhood’s history. If you wanna get more information about Jim and his art works, you can read Etsy‘s blog, there is a short, fascinating documentary about Jim’s work and life - Jim Power and the Mosaic Trail.

You also buy some of his works on Etsy shop - MosaicManNYC.

( Via LAUGHING SQUID, Etsy and ANIMAL )
( Image via The Mosaic Man and Etsy )

Remarkable Animals Painted in Ink by George Boorujy

Posted on March 14, 2012 by rabbit38

These impossibly detailed ink paintings are created by Brooklyn based artist George Boorujy. Amazing!!
George’s latest solo show, “Blood Memory”, display at P.P.O.W. gallery in New York on March 15.

(via the very nice davidsketchbook)

24-Hour Sprinkles, An Around-The-Clock Cupcake Automat in Beverly Hills ( Video )

Posted on March 7, 2012 by rabbit38

Girls can’t withstand this!!!
This is 24-Hour Sprinkles ATM is in Beverly Hills, California storefront, it’s from cupcake shop Sprinkles Cupcakes, and New York City will be the next city to get Cupcake ATMs. So Cute!!

( Via 24-Hour Sprinkles, Super Punch, LAist, Eater )

[ DESIGN ] A French Hotel Room Half Covered in Graffiti

Posted on March 1, 2012 by rabbit38

Artist Tilt has just completed his interior design work for the Au Vieux Panier hotel in Marseille, France. The hotel has just five rooms that commissioned artists creates design, somewhat similar to NYC’s Carlton Arms. For this space entitled Panic Room.
It’s looks cool, but not comfortable.

(via The Big Addict’s website)

Phone Booth Pop-Up Libraries in New York City

Posted on February 25, 2012 by rabbit38

This phone booth pop-up libraries complete with custom bookshelves and small selections of books in New York City. It created by Architect John Locke. Locke explains the project in this interview with The Atlantic Cities.