Domestic Sculpture by Annika von Hausswolff. I guess I live in a museum of modern art from time to time.

found at iGNANT

This untitled artwork by Joe Kievitt is just ink on paper. But it’s ink on the right places on paper.

found at but does it float

I’m very intrigued by the work of Theo Mercier. Here’re just 3 of his … artworks/photographs/installations … But there’re a lot more of them to discover on his website.

found at acidolatte

This “Charlatan, Martyr, Hustler” poster by Joey Roth is awesome. Did I mention it’s a letterpress print? Can’t decide what I am. What are you?

found at swissmiss

DIS Magazine is on top of the LA summer trends 2010. Here’re my favorites.

multi-level denim shorts

mini clothes-pins

label whore neckline choker

a halter neck piece

velcro

show off your baby in a Juicy Couture dog bag

found at It’s Nice That

cutcutcut by Chris Collins.

Crystallization is the title of Iris van Herpen her Spring Summer 2011 collection. One of the pieces was a collaboration with the architect Daniel Widrig. This is not the first piece of clothing made with a rapid prototyping technique, but maybe one with the most complex shape. It was printed in 3D by .MGX.

found at notcot

8-bit Color Cycling with HTML5. Euh what? A few years ago, video cards could only render 256 colors at a time. So it was very hard to do nice animations. That’s why they invented color cycling. Certain pixel areas cylce through a palette of colors to suggest animation. A very simple idea with a really nice aesthetical outcome.
Joseph Huckaby adapted this principle to HTML5 (forget about Internet Explorer) and brought some artwork by Mark Ferrari to life. Check out these examples. And if you’re up for it, here‘s some more information.

found via @mrdoob

I’ve had a little too much lately. Too much of everything. I’m not sure if that’s even possible in my case.
But does anyone know the source of this photo?
Thank you haleyXvader for letting me know that this photo was made by Nick White.

found at Potz!Blitz!Szpilman!

Today I finally went to see Olafur Eliasson his exhibtion called “Innen Stadt Aussen“. I loved it. There were only 19 pieces in the show but it’s totally worth it. One of them was “Round Rainbow” – all the way.
You can still go and see it till August 9th at the Martin-Gropius-Bau in Berlin.