Category: photography

From Stefan Gross, the same artist who brought us Doomies and Rebirdy, comes something best described in acronym form: WTF? These photos are a combination of dioramas and

Barbie Trashes Her Dreamhouse is a series of photographs based on original miniature dioramas of domestic destruction. Both the photos and the miniatures are by Saint Louis-based artist,

Scott Radke is currently offering a selection of very affordable prints through his website. The 10″x10″ prints feature my favorite creature sculptures from his recent Burlap show in LA.

Ryan Roberts [interviewed] has photographed a year’s worth of toy tableaus (a toy a day) to adorn your wall, and help you welcome in a new year filled

Netherlands-based designer, Marco Ugolini, and photographer, Pedro Motta, went grocery shopping based on color. I absolutely hate grocery stores. Perhaps this exercise in selective shopping makes it somehow more bearable?

Remember Michael dePippo‘s throwback concert posters for Muppets’ band, Electric Mayhem? The series received a great deal of (well-deserved) media attention, and now you can finally buy them.

Why does it seem like if this happens in San Francisco, your landlord calls Public Health Services, but if it happens in The Netherlands, you get to install

I sent this link over to fellow bigtime black cat enthusiast, Gary Baseman, and I really can’t agree with him more that it’s the “best link ever.” I

While looking for a photo, I came across the photo series, Toy Stories, by Aled Lewis. The London-based designer and illustrator stages interactions with toys, photographs the scenes and

I don’t know about you, but the sight of sad stuffed animals left outside to weather the elements on their own produces in me a very specific sense