Category Archives: Creative Ramblings

My Modern Met has introduced us to another masterpiece! You have to see this street art to believe it. We see some amazing creativity coming from the street art and graffiti world, but this one takes it to a new … Continue reading →

              How can we look into the future if we don’t first see our past? Well, Gustaf Mantel has a pretty interesting take on looking at our past films through our love of animated … Continue reading →

I told you that I found some good stuff on oneplusinfinity, and this was no exception. We all have a love affair going with our iPhones, and some with Siri as well. But how many of us would make a … Continue reading →

Seriously, we need to go into the weekend on a fun note, and this caught my eye from this isn’t happiness. I can’t stop laughing! And I’ll never be able to look at rabbits again without seeing this.

  So, since I’m starting the first weekend of 2012 on a fun note, I figure that this note is complete (in)appropriate for the moment. I found it on a little trip from this isn’t happiness’ site to oneplusinfinity, which … Continue reading →

                        Is this not the most beautiful tribute that you’ve ever seen? David Kracov was commissioned to create an award that honored the extraordinary work of Rabbi Yossi Raichik, … Continue reading →

Fashion makes statements. It’s what it does. It what it’s supposed to do (according to the rhetoric). But sometimes, it goes beyond to create something crazily good, and this is one of those times. Splash asked Tejal Patni for a … Continue reading →

There’s a fire in my heart, reaching a fever pitch and it’s bringing me out of the dark… It just feels like one of those moments when we just need to hear Adele. At least I do. So, I couldn’t … Continue reading →

                            My eye was caught by this adorable piece, Brooklyn, by You Byun on Ape On The Moons’ main page. She loves mixing young girls with monsters … Continue reading →

                        Any of us who have family members who have been through war, whether as a soldier or as a bystander, know that their memories are something that we’ll … Continue reading →