Michael writes – Graffiti is one of the most powerful and most personal displays in the urban experience, and can be used to make statements, tag territory, spread messages — urban markup language in practice. However, the output is nearly always visual in nature, making this experience one-dimensional. Furthermore, rarely does the work have a […]
Remember the Playaflies? Here’s a PDF on how to make your own! – Link.
Interview with Haruo Suekichi, creator of thousands of amazing watches – Link & site.
Instead of posters or graffiti these “guerilla gardeners” are planting flowers and shrubs around Kensington, Canada – [via] Link.
Nate Hill turns discarded dead animals in to art… warning dead creatures ahead, don’t click the links if that freaks you out – If you live in Bed-Stuy and happen to hear the sound of trash cans being banged around at night, don’t assume it’s a rat or a homeless person. It might be Nate […]
This is nice, a homemade Scrabble ring – easy to make too… Link.
I spent a lot of time in the Shinjuku station and always wondered about this! If, over the past several years, you have had the privilege of joining the 3.3 million people that pass through Tokyo’s Shinjuku station each day, you may have observed the work of Mr. Sato. A construction worker by trade, Sato […]
