Showing posts with label incredible. Show all posts
Showing posts with label incredible. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

35 of the most incredible and creative bookshelves ever

Sometimes the best solution is very “simple”. Try to organize your books by colour… But this is the best…i think…

35 of the most incredible and creative bookshelves ever

Sometimes the best solution is very “simple”. Try to organize your books by colour… But this is the best…i think…

Saturday, July 24, 2010

Incredible Paper World Objects by Luise Valdes

Since haven’t posted articles about paper art for a long time, here I’d like to share a series of splendid paper art with you. The objects in the following pictures are all made by Luise Valdes, a Chilean artist, using a combination of pizza boxes, cardboard, paper, and paint. It is incredible to find that all the artistic productions are perfect in every particular. Let’s have a look at

Incredible Paper World Objects by Luise Valdes

Since haven’t posted articles about paper art for a long time, here I’d like to share a series of splendid paper art with you. The objects in the following pictures are all made by Luise Valdes, a Chilean artist, using a combination of pizza boxes, cardboard, paper, and paint. It is incredible to find that all the artistic productions are perfect in every particular. Let’s have a look at

Friday, June 18, 2010

Incredible Flower Carpets at the Gionzano Flower Festival 2010

The Genzano Infiorata is a flower festival that can be traced back to 1778. Every year, local artists cover an entire street (Via Belardi) with intricate flower carpets, inspired by famous artworks, religious paintings or geometrical shapes. The flower carpets are made by talented local artists who have to stick to a previously agreed upon theme, like ‘The Colors of Michelangelo’ or ‘The

Incredible Flower Carpets at the Gionzano Flower Festival 2010

The Genzano Infiorata is a flower festival that can be traced back to 1778. Every year, local artists cover an entire street (Via Belardi) with intricate flower carpets, inspired by famous artworks, religious paintings or geometrical shapes. The flower carpets are made by talented local artists who have to stick to a previously agreed upon theme, like ‘The Colors of Michelangelo’ or ‘The