Harmless Weapons Made of Plants by Sonia Rentsch
(reblogged from This Is Colossal)

Harmless Weapons Made of Plants by Sonia Rentsch
(reblogged from This Is Colossal)
“FILMography is an ongoing art project by Christopher Moloney that matches scenes from movies with their real-life, present-day locations.
His photographs are currently on display in homes and galleries in Canada, Britain, France, Russia, Italy, Brazil and the United States.”
Floor to ceiling Sharpie!
(via renniyurib)
Still trying to find a way to explain neurons and alzheimer in a ‘beautiful’ way.
I kind of like this one… A3-sized pencil drawing of a neuron. A A3-sized piece of transparent paper on top of it, on which I drew the inner life of the cell. Maybe this is finally going somewhere…?
(via scientificillustration)
A very fitting cover of May’s Boston Magazine

Japanese artist Yosuke Hasegawa creates three-dimensional portraits of presidents and world leaders out of real money.

Designer Ane Lopez created these beautiful vintage-inspired dresses that are made completely out of paper. They were shot by by photographer Iban Montero, and are entitled, “Limited Paper.” Pretty amazing!
The Rules of a Creators Life

British photographer Lacey, make-up artist Andrew Gallimore and artists Craig & Karl collaborated to create this bright pop-art themed photo shot for Vogue Nippon. Loving this!


For the amount of jobs today that require a certain understanding of coding and development, there’s a very serious lack of tech education out there. We’re not arguing to throw away the dreaded (for us anyway) chemistry and calculus, but for the sake of our digitally-driven future - teach more code!
READ ON FOR THE GAME CHANGER.
Where have you been all our life? cc @diannevavra #Dior #beauty
Somersby Cider - The Somersby Store (by SomersbyCiderUK)
Beautiful vintage travel posters created by designer Alex Asfour. 






View more intense mathematical designs at Pattern Matters

Photographer Dave Wood has taken some amazing macro shots. The clarity of the images reflected in the water drops makes these photographs seem almost unreal.