Clocks :: Erik Freitas

When I first saw these clocks, I had an OMG moment. I want one. You must check out the galleries on his flicker page. LINK

Watches :: Haruo Suekichi

This man makes some really amazing watches. I do wonder how one would perform some everyday tasks while wearing some of these creations. LINK

Lamps :: Frank Buchwald

These lamps are amazing. Lots of different shapes, all equally dynamic. Check out all of them at his site. LINK

Book Art :: Georgia Russell

Some of the creations of Georgia Russell are quite interesting. There is a lot of content on the gallery site so keep browsing to make sure you see the really cool ones. LINK

Book Photography :: Cara Barer

I love how Cara Barer has managed to find a new way to view bound materials. Some are really quite beautiful. And it appears that much of the color in many of them, is part of the original printing. See more at her site. LINK

Book Paintings :: Mike Stilkey

Some uniques uses of books as a canvas. From individual pages to full walls of book creation. Check out his site for more. LINK

Crayon Sculptures :: Pete Goldlust

I really don't see how he does this without breaking the crayons or at least damaging them more. See more photos and some other patterns at his site. LINK

Crayon Carvings :: Diem Chau

This artists site has a whole bunch of cute crayon carvings. He even does portraits! LINK

Pencil Carving

This page has some really amazing pencil sculptures! Most are by artists Mizuta Tasogare and Kato Jado. Some of them are mind blowing! LINK

Pencil Sculptures :: Jennifer Maestre

Jennifer Maestre makes some really interesting pencil sculptures. Neat use of color too. LINK

Money Celebrities

I'm sure some of you have seen this exercise done with "the queen" from British currency and everyday people. But these combinations are even more alluring because they combine likenesses with which we are all familiar. LINK

Souvenirs :: Michael Hughes

These images have also been posted under the title "The World In Your Hand". Michael Hughes has taken dozens of photos of souvenirs and postcards cleverly juxtaposed against their real life settings. Check them all out at his flicker site. LINK

Sorted Books :: Nina Katchadourian

Nina Katchadourian had done a cool little project where she has photographed book spines in interesting groupings. Check out all of them at her site. LINK

Camouflage :: Desiree Palmen

Desiree Palmen has done a whole bunch of different photography projects where she places a subject wearing camouflage outfits into everyday situations.

This is a must click. Many of them a really amazing. Make sure you see the photos of indoor settings with the table and bookshelf. LINK

Album Cover Collages

Some very cool album cover collages originally created for a Universal ad campaign. LINK

SleeveFace

People posing with album covers. There is a whole website with uploads from various folks. Some are really well done. LINK

Tim Tom

A well done animation by Romain Segaud and Christel Pougeoise. Check it out. LINK

Rainbow in Your Hand

A great new way to look at flip books. LINK

Graffiti Archaeology

A very cool site that shows photographs of popular graffiti sites layered over each other over time. Use the timeline at the bottom of the window to navigate each site. It's amazing to see repeated attempts to remove the graffiti fail so quickly. LINK

Clean Graffiti :: Symbollix

This group actually sells it's services, creating clean graffiti, cleaning the dirt off rather than adding paint to. Check out the personal gallery at their site as well as some of their commercial projects. LINK

MetaBiotica :: Alexander Orion

This guy combines stencil graffiti with people on the street in some really original photography. Check out all of them at his site. Click on MetaBiotica. LINK

Ossario :: Alexander Orion

Another project from Alexander Orion, clean graffiti. For this project, he cleaned the walls of a tunnel. More pictures at his site. Click on Ossario. LINK

Tape Art :: BUFFdiss

BUFFdiss uses many types of tape, working indoors and out, and uses tape as a medium in itself or as a stencil tool. It appears that BUFFdiss worked with others to create some of these, adding to the variety in style. Lots of cool pictures at the Flicker page. LINK

B-SIDE

A new take on graffiti, decorating the backs of street signs. Unfortunately, aside from this one, the photographs don't zoom in very close. LINK