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Showing posts with label transform. Show all posts
Showing posts with label transform. Show all posts

Sunday, September 05, 2010

FOOTBALL STADIUM MADE FROM FRUIT



This fruitalicious sculpture by Netherlands-based artist Helmut Smits has got us thinking about how we can transform our own fruit bowl into a fabulous piece of art this weekend. Built out of recycled wooden crates, fruit, and green carpet for grass, his Football Stadium is a charming way to display produce. Can’t you just imagine its popularity at your local farmer’s market?!” LINK

Monday, July 26, 2010

Celestial Soul Portraits



Erial Ali creates Celestial Soul Portraits.

After Erial Ali has had a phone consultation with you, you send him a high-quality photo of yourself. An image that represent how you like to be seen. Erial meditates and 'tunes into you,' to 'get your unique Essence.' Once Erial really 'gets who you are,' he magically transforms the image you provided into a Celestial Soul Portrait of you. LINK: The Presurfer

Monday, October 12, 2009

Creative House & Home Conversions



Raise the alarm: these homes transformed from old fire towers are ablaze with beauty and eco-conscious creativity. The height gives them a treehouse feel, not to mention the amazing views afforded by their lofty locations. They’re already built to withstand the elements, so it doesn’t take much to make them ready for habitation. LINK

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Bloomframe Disappearing Balcony




Bloomframe is an innovative window that transforms into a balcony at the touch of a button.

Engineered by Hurks, this modern balcony consists of tough all-weather materials and controlled by a smooth electronic system. LINK, Via: Youtube

Sunday, August 30, 2009

Dozens of artists transform a 100ft tall oak tree into art



After a 159-year-old oak tree died its owners wanted to give it more of a send off than merely chop it up for fire wood. They decided to transform it into as many items as possible. Dozens of craftsmen and artists were invited to strip the 100ft tall tree of timber and spend the next 12 months handmaking an array of furniture and crafts. LINK


From the huge root ball to the smallest branches, virtually every part the tree has been recycled and put to use. LINK