inspirens:

Ceiling Clouds Made with 25,000 Wooden Sticks

Inspired by mysterious cloud images at the Izumo Grand Shrine, Takeshi Sano came up with a unique design for the ceiling of Tsujita restaurant in Los Angeles, California. The Japanese designer took 25,000 wooden sticks with different lengths and spaced them out strategically to create a stereoscopic effect in the form of wooden clouds. Sano says his goal is to share the delicate beauty of Japanese culture, while instilling the desire in others to visit his beloved homeland.

Amazing!

birdwillbirdwont:

An alphabet pop-up book, which displays the font, Bodoni, while telling a charming tale about a quest for the “Dees” that have been captured by the evil Dee Catcher. Written, illustrated and constructed by Victoria Macey.

All photos and content by Victoria Macey.

Enjoy

ragilliarach:

POP-UP Cannes 08. 09

you can see more here, 

http://www.behance.net/gallery/Pop-up-Book/746195

but unfortunetly the description not in english, the pop up’s mechanisms look soooooo…umm nevermind 

Smart!

victongai:

Utopia, Frogfolio

Victo Ngai

Every year Dellas Graphic launches a calendar project called the Frogfolio which led to tons of award-winning pieces in the past 16 years. The past talents include Brad Holland, Etienne Delessert, Chris Buzelli, Yuko Shimizu, Sam Weber, Sam Bosma, Jillian Tamaki, Bill Mayer, Ellen Weinstein, Joohee Yoon.etc. It’s a great honor to have my name be part of the artists I highly admire. 

The subject matter is completely open ( as long as there is a frog in the picture), so I took full advantage and had tons of fun working on this piece. Thank you AD Jim Burke for having me on board!!

A world in another world.