Photojojo
The most kick ass photography newsletter on the planet. P.S. I work there (and it really is awesome).
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A sleeve to make photo collages out of. I love things like this!!
Added 4 Years Ago from Urban Outfitters -
A picture is worth a thousand words.
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Easy web based graphics site to use, upload a digital photograph, choose a style and it's already created! Download or print your image creation and share with others, you are now famous!
Added 4 Years Ago from Fakemagazinecover -
This web based photo masher takes your uploaded photographs and mashes them into layouts of funny scenes and unusual settings. There are over 1,000 silly scenes to choose from and even special effects in the photo editor section. ... This web based photo masher takes your uploaded photographs and mashes them into layouts of funny scenes and unusual settings. There are over 1,000 silly scenes to choose from and even special effects in the photo editor section. Hours (even days) of mashable fun for everyone! All image manipulation is done on the web server (cloudware applications) and you never need to install or learn any software to do these tricks.
Added 4 Years Ago from Sillyscenes -
Wonderful! These Lagerfeld bags featured on Chanel's catwalk are available exclusively at Colette. I have a feeling these are going to go fast.
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cool alternative wall art , posters... pop art . tons of cool designs in a variety of colors. most posters are in the 10 dollar range too which is a major plus. The most original posters there are.
Added 4 Years Ago from Theposterlist -
WWII Poster that has become popular with the commoners.
Added 4 Years Ago from Tradingphrases -
The mini moos are so fun! And they are great quality. Perfect alternative to your typical business card. You can upload up to 100 of your very own photos, making the Mini Moos even more fun!
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My head just exploded by my excitement over this "toy". More like a learning tool. I've had a recent compulsion to learn how to identify trees. It grew out of a disappointment that I live on a block with trees, I see them every da... My head just exploded by my excitement over this "toy". More like a learning tool. I've had a recent compulsion to learn how to identify trees. It grew out of a disappointment that I live on a block with trees, I see them every day and have no idea what the are. I've got pine tree down, but that's it. Oh, and palm tree...easy. Plus, as an artist, when I go to get work framed I'm completely ignorant of which wood to use. Each block is made of a different wood and on each block is a picture and the name of the type of tree it came from.... in English, French AND German! Brilliant!
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Having just decorated the arrangement of Christmas cacti with ornaments that are much older than I am (and have the wear and tear to prove it), I've decided its time to scope out a few new ones. Heres one that I like from Anthropo... Having just decorated the arrangement of Christmas cacti with ornaments that are much older than I am (and have the wear and tear to prove it), I've decided its time to scope out a few new ones. Heres one that I like from Anthropologie. Its hard to see, but trust me when I say its cute. Its got peacocks on it. Check out the website for a closer look.
Added 5 Years Ago from Anthropologie -
These hand printed place settings are absolutely lovely.
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A friend of mine makes paintings about homes among many other things and would love this shirt.
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I could definitely spend some time learning more about squid. Like why do they taste so good fried in batter.
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Crabs & lobsters, oh my! This is another one I'll put in the kitchen.
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I love fish. I had no idea there were this many different kinds of tuna and mackerel. I think I'd hang this one in my kitchen.
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PlayStation 3 Console (PS3) with 60GB Hard Drive
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Uncredited is the first book to offer a general and historic insight into the role played by graphic design in films, from the dawn of cinema to the present day. It presents a critical analysis of the opening title sequences, thus... Uncredited is the first book to offer a general and historic insight into the role played by graphic design in films, from the dawn of cinema to the present day. It presents a critical analysis of the opening title sequences, thus throwing a light on the typographic work and composition of anonymous designers or of those rarely accredited. This book includes over 1,000 films and over 300 sequences of opening titles, from more than 150 creators. An analysis which, as well as revisiting the most well known artists such as Saul Bass, Pablo Ferro, Maurice Binder or Kyle Cooper; it uncovers the incursion of prestigious designers into this specialty such as Tibor Kalman, Milton Glaser, David Hillman, Juan Gatti or Simon Taylor.
Added 5 Years Ago from Youworkforthem -
For any room.
Added 6 Years Ago from Dp-galerie -
Striking
Tags: graphic, science fiction, movies, interior design, vintage, posters, Star Wars, robots, picturesAdded 6 Years Ago from Movieposter -
Definately completes my home decor -- trendy, classy, very visual and bold! A great addition to spice up any part of the home.
Tags: fashion, graphic, art, interior design, posters, home decor, home accessories, pictures, trendyAdded 6 Years Ago from Formulaicthree -
When our manager got back from a week long vacation, he found one of his office walls filled with a gigantic photo of the face of his nemesis staring at him (all in good fun).
Added 7 Years Ago from Homokaasu
