Things You Should Probably Know, Because I Say So

virtuouslyvindicated:

thecakebar:

Pinata Cake Tutorial

Mother of God…

karlyperez:

Pierrette

somesensualsweets:

I love this.

etsy:

Fun: Artist Christopher Biffol’s photographs of epic food adventuresi, discovered via PAPER.

Paper Sculptures

ianbrooks:

The Loneliness of Charon by Martin Tomsky

Detailing the pensive, solitary life of the ferryman Charon in gorgeous lasercut plywood, you can purchase the entire set or individual pieces over at etsy.

Artist: DeviantArt / Website / Twitter

etsy:

Oh, we’d take one of these. A Library Slide by Moon Hoon | Colossal.

Clearly, Snøhetta has failed us. Why don’t we have one of these!?

“The owls are not what they seem.”
But this cup of coffee sure does look like an owl. A friend of London-based artist Stuart Rutherford dropped a couple Hula Hoops (crunchy, cylindrical potato-based snacks) into their coffee and only to discover a bird of prey staring back up at them.
Stuart posted the picture via his twitter feed accompanied by the words: “Who’d a thunk dunking a couple of Hula Hoops in your coffee would be so beautiful.”
[via Bored Panda]

“The owls are not what they seem.”

But this cup of coffee sure does look like an owl. A friend of London-based artist Stuart Rutherford dropped a couple Hula Hoops (crunchy, cylindrical potato-based snacks) into their coffee and only to discover a bird of prey staring back up at them.

Stuart posted the picture via his twitter feed accompanied by the words: “Who’d a thunk dunking a couple of Hula Hoops in your coffee would be so beautiful.”

[via Bored Panda]

2dots:

2dots design spotlight : Exhibi-Table by Lu Chieh-Hua & Cheng Tzu-Hao

2headedsnake:

Design Martus

Hand wrentch

cast bronze

staceythinx:

Book sculptures by Gareth Spor

Spor on his work:

Often fixating on the physics of light, the cosmos, and the geometries of space and time, I work across a diverse range of media to explore the states of wonderment achieved when people contemplate things larger than themselves. My work is a means to feed my own curiosity and to share some of the wonderment I feel with others.