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Cool Ceiling Fans.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 13:31:00 +0000

Ceiling fans are an efficient choice to cool your home, and a great way to maximize the energy efficiency. They use much lesser electricity in comparison to the air-conditioning units, leading to cost savings!

Batman Fan:

This unique shaped blades move air just like any other traditional blade design fan.

Creative Ceiling Fan:

Fantasy Flyer Ceiling Fans:

Its an authenticated replica, a unique ceiling fan.

Brewmaster:

Unusual yet functional, belt-drive fan.

Air Shadow - Retracting Blade Ceiling Fan:

It's an advanced ceiling fan with a unique form that transforms once you switch off (fan blades automatically retract).

Traditional Gyro Ceiling Fans:

Translucent Ceiling Fan:

The Artemis translucent ceiling fan is a "contemporary modern ceiling fan and light has cool curves that look fantastic and create excellent circulation".

Farreys' Ceiling Fan:

The site offers numerous unique ceiling fans and ceiling fan accessories from more than a dozen popular ceiling fan manufacturers.

Contemporary Design:

"Designer Ron Rezek has combined mechanical simplification, geometric forms, and contemporary finishes in a collection of ceiling fans that are very unique."

Minka Aire: Contemporary - F803-MP:

Blowceiling Fan:

Fan with the light above its blades, designed by Ferdi Giardini.

Mandalay Bahama Beige Ceiling Fan:

With its palm-frond blades it looks just elegant.

Sycamore Ceiling Fan:

"Works Smarter, Not Harder".

Decorative Fan:

No info is available about its make, it comes from Lavender Cake & Bistro, Jusco Permas Jaya, Johor Bahru. "It turns slow and windless, just for decoration purpose."

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Awesome Notebook.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 11:14:00 +0000

What really impressed us is the creative concept; many of us or rather most of us deal with stress in our day to day working and this innovative concept can help us by adding in some fun. Dutch graphic design firm created it with a goal to encourage clients to have fun at work. And its not a surprise to know that it's the finalist at the European Design Awards too.

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Huge Girls On Streets.
Sideways Photography.
Light Transmitting Concrete.
12 Amazing Holes In The Earth.
Impressive Sticker Advertisements.

The Black Apartment.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sat, 04 Jul 2009 14:18:00 +0000

'The Apartment' a New York-based creative agency designed this 'Black Apartment' for Cindy Gallop, chairwoman of advertising agency BBH. Special treatment was given to the 300 pairs of heels that Ms. Gallop cherishes as art by displaying them all along the width of the apartment in their own light boxes. Apart from these, the large bookshelf looks really impressive!

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Glass Floor.
You Are Beautiful.
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Art With Clothes.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 13:59:00 +0000

In past we have seen quite a few posts on art using clothes and other materials. But what we have here is really exceptional; using daily wear clothes like jeans, jackets, shirts, faces are made. And each of these faces looks really impressive and incredibly cool. Though no information is available about the artist/artists who created these, but they did a really fantastic job! (Thanks Ted)

(Image credit: Ted).
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Not The Usual Buses.
Art In The Absence Of Light.
Gas Natural Group's New Head Office.
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Not The Usual Balconies.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Wed, 01 Jul 2009 12:45:00 +0000

Niimi Teacup Balconies:

'Staying in line with Asakusa's restaurant supply reputation, this building features teacup balconies.'

Helsinki's Unusual Balcony:

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Bloomframe Folding Balcony: Bloomframe is an innovative window frame designed by Amsterdam based Hofman Dujardin Architects. The prototype of this balcony was presented at the International Building and Construction Fair in Netherlands. Using of Bloomframe will provide a possibility to step outside and enjoy the outdoor space in the compact apartments in the dense urban areas. With its addition, you can add light, fresh air and space to the existing interiors. The Bloomframe can be added to new or existing buildings and the size, color and the material of this balcony are flexible which gives the user the choice to customize the look of it.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QMXcUqGj0U4">Watch the "Bloomframe Folding Balcony" Video on Youtube</a>

Nest Balcony: The Dutch artist Benjamin Verdonck created it in a Rotterdam skyscraper for his art project.

<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l-B0sYmaFmw">Watch the "Nest Balcony" Video on Youtube</a>

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Alternative Uses Of Notebook.
Advertisements Made To Admire.
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60 Cool Design Salt And Pepper Shakers.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Mon, 29 Jun 2009 16:15:00 +0000

Best of Vinyl Records.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 14:20:00 +0000

Even today vinyl records have a special place for those who like music. But with time they can get scratches and can also brake, then there isn't much one can do about it unless you are creative. Reshaping of vinyl is possibly one of the most amusing things, and creative designers have come up with lots of inventive ways to use these old vinyl records.

Sound Wave:

Artist Jean Shin created this sculpture "Sound Wave" out of vinyl records. It was created to show "the inevitable waves of technology that render each successive generation of recordable media obsolete."

Vinyl Sculpture:

Brittany Harwood, a 15 years old girl created this sculpture for a scholarship program and its made from vinyl records.

Vinyl Record Clock:

Make a Dali-esque wall clock using a vinyl record. Link.

Vinyl Record Jewelry:

Jewelry designer Tania Hennessy cuts vinyl records into fantastic shapes, with a strong focus on making the 2D appear 3D.

Record Bowls:

Designer Jeff Davis uses the unwanted records and creates them into functional objects: like these bowls. These are made from 12" vinyl records, can hold dry goods and still feature the original labels.

Vinyl Fruit Bowls:

These are hand-made; each one uses a different record; thus each is unique.

Earrings:

Designer Millie Hilgert creates these amazing looking earrings using old vinyl records.

Record Art:

Record Tote Bag:

Each bag is one of a kind and is a limited edition. "Each bag is original, no 2 bags are identical! This bag is crafted with red canvas, 2 recycled records with red labels, a black web strap and a black & white polk-a-dot interior fabric which matches the outside elements!"

Record Purse:

"Each side of the purse is Side One of a different album. I printed out the labels on colored heavy weight printer paper, and used double-sided paper adhesive to attach them over the existing labels on the records."

Vinyl Record Earrings:

Here are the tutorials: link.

Record Book:

Journal made from old vinyl record.

Vinyl Flying V Guitar Brooch:

Vinyl 7 Inch Wall Clock with Custom Hands:

Book by Kate Black:

It's made from used 7" vinyl records.

Record Silhouettes:

Carlos Aires cut vinyl record silhouettes.

Bowl:

If you are interested in making a record into a bowl, here is the link.

Candle Holder:

And here is how to make one: link.

Vinyl Record Sculptures:

This is created by artist Modou Dieng, and here are many more from him. Link.

Music To My Feet:

Vinyl Baby:

These are the creation of Steven Deo. "Steven Deo constructs his unique sculptures to represent his own commentary on history and human sociology."

Art on Vinyl Records:

Wall Sculpture:

Created by Michelle Stitzlen.

Sculptures:

Audio-based installation by Los Angeles artist Eamon Ore-Giron.

Record Lampshade:

Here is how to make one: link.

Phenakistascope:

"It's the first kinetic sculpture edition created by the acclaimed South African artist William Kentridge.

Walk That Vinyl:

"These record players by artist Jeroen Diepenmaat change pitch depending on how fast you walk."

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Maze Advertisements.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Wed, 24 Jun 2009 15:24:00 +0000

Here we have a collection of advertisements, which have used 'Maze' creatively as its concept to convey its message to the audience. And for sure, these seem to be interesting!

DHL: Maze

This huge three-dimensional billboard is located directly in front of Schiphol Airport's main entrance and it measures 7 x 5 meters. "Its, a small ball rolls from point A to B via the shortest route. At the end of its journey, the ball is transported via an invisible conveyor belt within the billboard back to the top to begin the same journey again, along the same route."

AirTrain: Maze

"Traffic slow enough to solve this? Catch the train. Make the plane." Credit of creating this interesting advertisement goes to advertising agency De Pasquale, Brisbane, Australia.

Maze 1:

Created by advertising agency Lowe Roche, Toronto, Canada, this campaign does use maze beautifully to convey its message.

Maze 2:

Maze 3:

Maze Lake:

Another campaign which uses 'maze' creatively for mosquito repellent lotion by advertising agency Draft FCB, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.

Maze Forest:

Skulthai United: Maze

Stihl Hedgetrimmer: Maze

Playstation 2: Maze

Mcdonald's Nebraska Corn-Maze Advertisement:

"The 42.6-acre maze, located in Denton, NE-just outside Lincoln, NE-will potentially be the world's largest. The 2008 Guinness World Book record is 40 acres. Most visitors will take 45 to 90 minutes to navigate each phase of the maze; and of course, will leave with a courtesy coupon for a free latte, mocha or cappuccino specialty coffee from McDonald's."

Transport Safety Advertisement:

Oral B: Maze

Renault Sandero: Maze

"Renault Sandero. With GPS as standard."

BMW Motorrad: Maze

"BMW R1200 R. Find your own way out."

The Economist: Maze

Skoda:

Hypese: Maze

BPM Banca Popolare di Milano: Cow

"BPM, your guideline."

BPM Banca Popolare di Milano: Bulldozer

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Everything Of Wood!
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Fences Worth A Second Glance.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:23:00 +0000

Fences are something that we come across very often and it doesn't evoke any interest to get a second glance. But how about when they have something that is unique, creative or interesting? Here are a few of them that we came across over a period of time, which we thought you might be interested to look at. Just one other thing, if you have come across any that has something special or unique then do drop a line here, we would definitely give it a look!

Its about 25 surfboards long.

Fence made out of crayons.

Fence made of wheels.

Stone fence.

Folgers fence. These are all coffee containers used to start plants and trees.

Recycled fence wall.

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Bike fence.

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Bowling ball fence.

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Ski fence.

Toothbrush fence has over 50 toothbrushes!

Ski pole fence.

Other interesting one.

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Rolling Bridge.
Dreamland Installation.
Incredible Ballpoint Pen Art.
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Paper Art.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 12:42:00 +0000

In past we have seen great many posts on paper art, but what we have here is really exceptional. These are the creation of German artist Simon Schubert who creates these amazing and incredible works of art using paper creases and folds.
Visit his website - here.

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Transformed Airplanes.
Unique And Interesting Sidecars.
Green Walls, Vertical Gardens, And Sky Farms.
Did You Came Across Any Of These Wifi Network Names.

Unusual, Unique And Interesting Houses From Around The World.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Thu, 18 Jun 2009 13:46:00 +0000

Nautilus House:

Arquitectura Orgánica built this amazing house in 2006 for a young couple who wanted something different from the conventional homes.

Solaleya, The Green Rotating Home:

Solaleya is 90% made of wood, round shaped house with huge windows allowing sun daylong for natural lighting. You can rotate the house following the sun and 'the energy used for a 360 deg rotation equals a vacuum cleaner round in the entire house.'

Cave House:

'It's a 17,000 square foot gouge in the earth that dates back to a 1930s sandstone mine in Festus, Missouri'.

Klein Bottle House:

The Klein bottle house was designed by McBride Charles Ryan, and the unusual home design takes its inspiration from the 19th century invention - Klein bottle: it is a certain non-orientable surface, i.e., a surface (a two-dimensional manifold) with no distinct "inner" and "outer" sides. The house recently won the Harold Desbrowe-Annear award in architecture. More...

Maison Bulle:

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Ground Houses:

Many may think that living under the ground does not make much sense, but one needs to rethink once the summer temperatures of these deserts of South Australia are brought into the picture, many residents preferred to live in caves in the hillsides. More...

Faberge Egg-Shaped House:

This four-story estate spread over 342-square-meters is a replica of a huge Fabergé egg, its positioned on Ulitsa Mashkova, a side lane of the idiosyncratic Chistiye Prudy zone (Moscow).

Earth House:

Earth House Estate Lättenstrasse located in Dietikon, Switzerland was designed by Swiss architect Vetsch Architektur. The main intention of building an earth house is not as a comparison to traditional residential houses built on the ground but: 'Not to live under or in the ground, but with it.' More...

Airplane House:

Airplane Homes by Max Power. Its offering reused Boeing aircrafts as private residences. More...

Flintstones House:

This house reminds us of town of Bedrock in the Stone Age era - The Flintstones. More...

Organic House:

This is a low impact woodland family house of Moabi in Wales. It was built by Moabi, & his father-in-law with the help from passers by & visiting friends. It took about 4 months, about 1000-1500 man-hours & £3000 to create it.

Narrow Houses:

This is from Italy. More...

Upside Down Houses:

More...

Soccer Ball-shaped House:

Barier is a soccer ball-shaped house manufactured by World Window. It offers a safe, living space, multi-functional, elegant and playful space, emphasizing each individual's personality. 'A soccer ball with which you played in your childhood gets bigger like a dream ball and appears as a place to live in.'

Toilet-Shaped House:

The 419-square-metre (4,508-sq-foot) concrete and glass structure is a 1.6 million dollar toilet-shaped house designed to promote Sim Jae-Duck's tireless campaign for cleaner loos worldwide.

Guitar Shaped House:

Elvis L. Carden, an award-winning songwriter is the owner of this 3,800 square foot guitar-shaped house located in Fayetteville, Georgia. It's a cool home and certainly one that is fit for a music lover.

Shoe Shaped House:

This is 25 feet tall and contains five stories in Hallam, Pennsylvania, along the Lincoln Highway and was built by shoe salesman Mahlon Haines in 1948 as a form of advertisement.

Fish Shaped House:

Its located on Mathews Street in Berkeley.

Cube House, Rotterdam, Holland:

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Egyptian House, Off Delaney, Gurnee:

Hovercraft House, New Mexico:

Planet House, Pensacola Beach, Florida:

Saucer House, Monica Blvd, West Hollywood:

Saxophone House, Orinda, California:

Ship House, Dalmatia, Croatia:

Spaceship House, Chattanooga, TN:

Hat House, Erie Avenue, Cincinnati:

Kettle House, Galveston, Texas:

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Precious Metal.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Tue, 16 Jun 2009 15:18:00 +0000

Most of us normally discard the bottle caps as its of no use to us. But if you ask Yoav Kotik, then the use can be quite interesting and useful. Artist Yoav Kotik is the designer of the "Precious Metal" jewelry line. Using beverages' caps, he creates these wonderful designs; his interesting and unique jewelry includes earrings, bracelets, pendants, necklaces and more.
He is a graduate of the 'Bezalel Academy Of Art And Design', and he leads Master classes in the field of sculpture and design in recycled material in academic institutes such as the 'Shenkar Academy Of Design, the 'Bezalel Academy', and the 'Wizo Academy'.
Visit his website - here.

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Creative Advertisements: Part - 5.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Mon, 15 Jun 2009 14:39:00 +0000

Laundry Detergent Advertisements: Using post-it-glue, Leo Burnett advertising agency came up with this interesting concept for Laundry detergent. 'The lipstick was stuck to the garment with the help of post-it-glue. When reader tried to open the page, he could easily remove the lipstick stain off the garment. This laid emphasis on our core proposition, 'Put stains back where they belong.'' The first one is best of three advertisements.

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Volkswagen Trucks Advertisements: These advertisements are created by Almapbbdo advertising agency. 'Volkswagen Trucks. For every kind of load.'

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Rotomac Pen Advertisements: These pen drawing advertisements created by advertising agency DDB Mudra Communications for Rotomac pens reminds us of 'Incredible Ballpoint Pen Art.'

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Don't Miss: Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4.

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The Butchart Gardens.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sat, 13 Jun 2009 15:19:00 +0000

The Butchart Gardens is one of the world's premier floral show gardens located in Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, Canada, near Victoria on Vancouver Island. This family owned gardens is said to receive more than a million visitors each year. These gardens have acquired an international stature that displays beautiful colors of nature throughout the year.
Jennie Butchart started the Butchart Garden as a hobby in 1904. In 1906, she created a Japanese garden with designer Isaburo Kishida. In 1909, when the quarry was exhausted, she started to turn it into a sunken garden, which was completed in 1921. The tennis courts were replaced with an Italian garden in 1926 and a large rose garden (design of Butler Sturtevant of Seattle) replaced the kitchen vegetable garden in 1929.
Ian Ross (the grandson of the Butcharts) received the Gardens on his 21st birthday in 1939; he was actively involved in its development and promotion for the next 58 year.
Lots of underground wiring was laid to provide night illumination, to mark the 50th anniversary of The Gardens in 1953. To celebrate the 60th anniversary the ever-changing Ross Fountain was installed in the lower reservoir in 1964. The Canadian Heraldic Authority granted a coat of arms to the Butchart Gardens in 1994. To mark the 100th anniversary, two 30-foot totem poles were installed and The Gardens was designated as a national historic site in 2004. Robin-Lee Clarke (Butchart's great-granddaughter) is the owner and managing director since 2001.
"The public area of The Butchart Gardens covers 22ha (55 acres) with much more, for the most part, "off stage." Twenty-six greenhouses covering almost 2 acres, along with trial growing areas, a plant and a tree and shrub nursery help to keep The Gardens in prime viewing condition."

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Conveyor Belt Advertisements.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 15:50:00 +0000

We see advertisements everywhere in our day-to-day life whether it's elevators, escalators, poles, bus stops and many more. Now we have these advertisements that creatively uses the conveyor belt to get across its message to the audience.

Mercedes-Benz E-class: Baggage Conveyor.

Mercedes-Benz fixed adhesive advertising foils on two baggage conveyors at the airport in Salzburg (Austria). 'The foils show top views of Mercedes cars with their headlights on. In the corners of the baggage conveyor belts, the advertisement demonstrates how Mercedes-Benz's Intelligent Light System works.'

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Admcom, an Italian advertising agency turned a traditional luggage claim belt into absolutely great advertisement campaign at Venice Marco Polo Airport.

VW Polo BlueMotion "Sushi":

The messages: "Up to 1,100 km without a petrol stop. The Polo BlueMotion". and "Grab it and win!".

Milky Way:

'Shoppers were treated to a moving demonstration of a Milky Way bar's stretchy caramel.'

Zero Sushi: Luggage.

Denver Water: Conveyor belt.

'Keep our rivers flowing. Use only what you need.'

Stongs Market: Conveyor belt.

'We deliver. www.stongs.com.'

Noah Barcode:

Renault Scenic: Cashier's Desk.

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Western Union: Money Transfer.

Mccain Chips: Endlessly Long.

Rama Cream: Conveyor Belt.

'Rama Cremefine cream is so low in fat that you can eat as much of it as you like.'

Always: Thin.

Philips Flat TV: Conveyor Belt.

New Zurich Newspaper: Fresh From Press.

Looney Tunes: They're In Town.

Emirates:

A beautiful idea, creatively use the stone sculptures well over two meters high to convey message to the passengers. "Extra baggage allowance. An additional 15 kg for every trade fair visitor. Fly Emirates. Keep discovering."

Toyota RAV4: Airport Sales Take Off.

Sushi King: The Greatest Running Sushi In Town.

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Tusk Art.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Wed, 10 Jun 2009 15:07:00 +0000

Mankind knows tusk-carving traditions for many centuries. Mammoths are long gone centuries back, and most of their remnants are found deep in the frozen soils of Siberia. Mammoth tusk is a very rare and precious substance, it's used in making of artifacts and jewelry. And before the invention of plastic, it was ivory that was used for making cutlery handles, musical instruments, billiard balls, buttons, and wide range of ornamental items.

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Amazing Sculptures From Automobile Parts.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Tue, 09 Jun 2009 11:37:00 +0000

Artist I Ahmed created these impressive sculptures using mostly automobile parts. It started as a hobby during his teens and it was during his tenure as a welder he discovered his hidden talent at the age of 19. And finally the finishing touches to his art came during his long journeys in ships when he joined the Merck & Company, an oil exploration firm. His works have been handcrafted and sculptured with intricate assembling.

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3D Anamorphic Street Paintings By Tracy Lee Stum.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 14:37:00 +0000

A professional street painter, Tracy Lee Stum, best known for her 3D street paintings, also called anamorphic or pavement chalk art.
"3D Anamorphic Street Paintings are illusionary 2-dimensional images that appear to become 3-dimensional when viewed from a fixed point through a camera lens. Tracy has been creating these types of chalk art images since she first started street painting and continues to challenge herself through this manner of visual expression."
Visit the Tracy website - here.

© Tracy Lee Stum. Images used with permission from artist.
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Kitlers - Cats That Look Like Hitler.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sun, 07 Jun 2009 05:05:00 +0000

Recently we came across this very interesting site that is dedicated to 'Kitlers - Cats That Look Like Adolf Hitler'. Some of these cats or rather kitlers are really impressive; here we have a few of our favorites. If you happen to own one, then you may consider mailing the photos and adding it to the gallery. Thanks to our friend Evan of Tevami for sending in the tip!

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Impressive Knife Advertisements.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sat, 06 Jun 2009 13:47:00 +0000

WMF Knife advertisements never stops to impress, there is always something in them that leaves a mark on the viewers. The advertisement agencies may be using humor or exaggeration but one thing is common in all the advertisements campaigns: they never miss to display to the audience how sharp their knives are.

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This advertisement campaign won a Silver Press Lion at Cannes International Advertising Festival in June 2008. It was a series of double-paged magazine advertisements that appeared across two pages, with images of three different knives.

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Look carefully, you will find that the seeds in the following three fruits are cut into half.

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This set of advertisements display how thin slices the knife can cut, and have a closer look and see who all are lifting the slices.

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These are elegantly carved, beautiful to look and conveys the message to the audience perfectly.

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Crayola Crayons Sculptures.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Thu, 04 Jun 2009 14:21:00 +0000

In past we have seen quite a few posts featuring artwork created using crayons. What we have here is equally or shall we say, much more impressive. These are created by Herb Williams who uses thousands of crayons to create these impressive sculptures. And as a matter of fact he has an account with the manufacturer Crayola, who supplies him with crayons in single-color packed 3000 to a case.
"His works include animals, household items, and celebrities. The smaller works sell for around £650, while the larger pieces have a price tag of £40,000."

(Image credit: Herb Williams).
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What Would We Do Without Foam.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Wed, 03 Jun 2009 14:50:00 +0000

The Foam At Ellsworth Air Base:

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"The pictures were from a test of the foam system conducted on August 23rd, 2005. The new foam system had just been installed, and had to be tested. The system had to be able to put down one meter (39 inches) of foam in four minutes or less. To that end, the system was allowed to generate foam for the full four minutes. It turned out that the system worked better than expected."

Ocean Foam:

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This is the work of nature; these images were taken along the shoreline, north of Sydney at Yamba in New South Wales. Scientists suggested and explained that it was caused by impurities in the ocean.

Foam Party:

When you talk about foam, how can you miss 'foam party'?

Lady Knox Geyser - Automatic Heated Washing Machine:

Though the 'Lady Knox Geyser' is a nature's creation and to turn it into a 'Automatic Heated Washing Machine' and see the foam rise, all you need to do is drop a soap into the hole of the geyser and wait for 30 seconds.

Foam On The Sea Shore: This has got nothing to do with soap.

(Image credit: Photograph © Wim van Egmond.).

Foam City:

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<a href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZBXkrU86YxA">Watch the "Foam City" Video on Youtube</a>

Miami was turned into the world's biggest bubble bath for Sony's "Foam City" advertisement. 120 million gallons of bubbles; 500,000 gallons of foam per minute was pumped out by a custom-built world's largest foam machine for this Sony's camera’s commercial.

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Nulaid Eggs Advertisements.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 14:04:00 +0000

Nulaid Eggs Advertisements.

Nulaid Eggs advertisements created by advertising agency 'The Jupiter Drawing Room' have got some interesting themes. Here we have two sets: the first one is based on 'History' and the second one is based on 'Hollywood'. We aren't sure why but for some reason these really amused us.

'History's produced a lot of bad eggs. Thankfully ours are always good.'
(Image credit: haha).

'Hollywood's produced a lot of bad eggs. Thankfully ours are always good.'

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

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Painted Hands In Advertisements.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Sat, 30 May 2009 14:54:00 +0000

Painted Hands In Advertisements.

There are only a few advertisement campaigns that get your attention, but that doesn't necessarily mean the brand too. Most of the advertisement campaigns get ignored over some time. Its only a few that are remembered because of the creativity and innovation, and it also helps to recall the brand. Here are a few such advertisements that are sure to get your attention. And the minute we saw these advertisements, we remembered 'Animal Hand Paintings' created by Guido. And as a matter of fact Guido himself created many of these.

AT&T Advertisements: Artist Guido did the artwork of this advertisement campaign, advertising agency: BBDO Atlanta/New York, USA.

AT&T Wireless International Roaming: Zimbabwe.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

AT&T Wireless International Roaming: Jamaica.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

AT&T Wireless International Roaming: Egypt.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

AT&T Wireless International Roaming: Japan.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

AT&T Wireless International Roaming: India.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

McDonald's: Rock 'n' Fries: Advertising agency: Taterka Comunicações, São Paulo, Brazil.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

WWF: Credit of the artwork goes to Guido, advertising agency: Saatchi&Saatchi Simko, Geneva, Switzerland.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

uShaka Marine World: Illustrator: Christeen Grant, advertising agency: DraftFCB, Durban, South Africa.

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

(Image credit: adsoftheworld).

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Fruits And Vegetables Art.

noreply@blogger.com (Venus) — Thu, 28 May 2009 13:58:00 +0000

Fruits And Vegetables Art.<br />

It really needs a great talent to create these amazing sculptures using just vegetables and fruits. This is nothing but a show of sheer talent & imagination. We really admire the creators of these vegetables and fruits art.

Vegetable Art By Ju Duoqi: She works with vegetables and the outcome is beautiful.

(Image credit: likecool).
Banana Art:

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Potato Portraits by Ginou Choueiri:

(Image credit: ginou.mosaicglobe).

Vegetable Carvings:

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Orange Peel Sculptures: The origin of these images isn't known & so is the case of the artist who created this really interesting art using orange peels.

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Imaginative Portraits By Giuseppe Arcimboldo: 'Giuseppe Arcimboldo as an Italian painter best known for creating imaginative portrait heads made entirely of such objects as fruits, vegetables, flowers, fish, and books.'

(Image credit: Wiki).

Carved Watermelons:

(Image credit: nynerd).
(Image credit: geocities).

Apple Sculptures:

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A Banana wall: This is the work of Stefan Sagmeister's displayed at Deitch in NY from January 31 to February 23. The bananas you see here are real, all 7,200 of them on a huge wall.

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Art With Oranges: Check out these amazing sculptures made from oranges.

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Carved Fruits And Vegetables For Advertisements:

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Creative Advertisements Using Fruits & Vegetables: We have seen many ads where the models promote the products. But here we have these amazing advertisements where the product is promoting itself. These interesting ads were created using fruits & vegetables.

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A few more:

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(Image credit: hallagulla).

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This one comes from a show organized by the Department of Horticulture, Bangalore, India:

(Image credit: blonnet).

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