Category Archives: Creative Ramblings

I just got a note from John Kassab, a sound designer from Melbourne, Australia who wants to spread the word about a gorgeous Kickstarter project called Cabbit Y. Tutelary that he’s working on. The art is being done by Sharpie … Continue reading →

  A’shop‘s Our Lady of Grace was inspired by Alphonse Mucha, the Art Nouveau artist whose works moved the movement to extreme highs. Now this gorgeous 5-story high wonder is moving people who see it when traveling to the corner of … Continue reading →

                        This art is just too much fun! Japanese artist Yuki Matuseda takes an impactful look at his subjects by turning them into projectiles that fight the boundaries of … Continue reading →

  Here’s another cute and handy iPhone app called Mission Alarm Clock by podotree inc. If you are hard to wake up in the morning, then maybe this app will be your salvation. It gives you fun mission tasks with accompanying … Continue reading →

It’s been a while since I’ve been so taken with a font. But this clever font by Bureau Bruneau will also give the reader a new overhead view of a word as a train set. And as the words get … Continue reading →

                  That old popular game, Tetris, is back with a vengeance. The music seems so relaxing until you hit the “Play!” button. And then, it’s game on… in a unique way. David … Continue reading →

                If you’re noticing that your child (or you) are exhibiting geeky qualities, then this book might be for you. It’s an ABC educational children’s book written by New-Zealand writing team of Andrew … Continue reading →

                    When Ai Weiwei wants to make a statement, he doesn’t stop until it shouts. His newest exhibition at Taipei’s Fine Arts Museum is titled, Ai Weiwei, Absent, but his presence … Continue reading →

                    Light has a special ability to invoke feelings. The luminescence and the tranquility of it reminds us of a life force. Combine those qualities with human writing, or calligraphy in … Continue reading →