do it on the table periodically
thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION:
Flummox Industries is pleased to offer a screen print that chronicles the storied history of Spatula Korp.  This one of a kind print pays respectful tribute to the company’s world-renowned spatula manufacturing prowess.

thingsorganizedneatly:

SUBMISSION:

Flummox Industries is pleased to offer a screen print that chronicles the storied history of Spatula Korp.  This one of a kind print pays respectful tribute to the company’s world-renowned spatula manufacturing prowess.

ianbrooks:

Adventurers by Anthony Petrie

Negative Space sounds like it should be the most rage-inducing level of a video game on God Mode, but it’s actually an art thing! Still, that didn’t stop Anthony from combining it with some of Gaming and Television’s elite… in a style reminiscent of the Little Old Lady Who Swallowed A Fly: everyone is eating everyone is eating everyone. Mmm artistic cannibalism…

Artist: Behance / Tumblr / Website / Shop

thisisdisplay:

Kanze No Theatre (VIII) Performing Arts Poster, 1961 – Ikko Tanaka
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thisisdisplay:

Kanze No Theatre (VIII) Performing Arts Poster, 1961 – Ikko Tanaka

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tetedecaboche:

365478-25 ¬

linda vachon / tête de caboche

tetedecaboche:

365478-25 ¬

linda vachon / tête de caboche

brain-food:

This awe­some pack­ag­ing series, Folksaga, was designed by by Caleb Heisey.

Folksaga is a Swedish dis­tillery of akvavit, a tra­di­tional scan­di­na­vian liquor fla­vored with ingre­di­ents such as car­away, anise, or gin­ger. The con­cept behind the project was to broaden akvavit’s appeal to an American mar­ket while main­tain­ing its rich, nordic roots. Each bot­tle fea­tures a pop­u­lar folk tale from Sweden. Ranging from murky mer­maids to ter­ri­ble trolls, these mytho­log­i­cal char­ac­ters are always up to no good — prey­ing upon trav­el­ers lost in the wild. The project was art directed by Paul Kepple of Headcase Design.

barefootmarley:

the first book of jazz

written by langston hughes

illustrated by cliff roberts

music by david martin

published in 1954, it was the first children’s book to review american music.