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This is genius. Ice cube takes you on a personal los angeles architectual tour of Los Angeles, waxes philosophical about the city and takes you inside the legendary... view

From afar, the Moses Bridge is invisible to the eye. The flow of the moat appears continuous, as the water level remains at the same level, reflecting the surrounding foliage. As visitors approach the fort, the bridge appears as a break in the water with its sloping walls containing it. First... view

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Who doesn't remember, cherish or miss the genius of Sesame Street. I swear that show made kids just a little bit more intelligent, thoughtful, counting competent and music savy. Everyone from Johnny Cash to Ray Charles was on that show. Remember this funky little piece of counting animation... view

By Max Doyle for Vogue Australia December 2011 view

If your a girl and your rocking this I'm gonna want to marry you. view

A lot of work goes into making these simple versatile designs. view

Dutch kinetic sculptor Theo Jansen creates intricate sculptures/creatures out of PVC pipes. These creatures he lets loose on the beach and they walk by themselves powered by wind and their own momentum. Eventually he wants them to live and roam on their own in herds on the beach. Their... view

Now this is a video I worked Art Department on that I can be a little more proud of. Picking up all that old technology from the prop houses was a doosy though. Oh and this video was directed by an old college buddy of mine Jeremy Connor. He is also responsible for all the hilarious Drunk... view

Sleeping in the Forest I thought the earth remembered me,she took me back so... view

From www.Jorybrigham.com: Jory Brigham Design is not a company that senselessly creates for the sole purpose of creation, we area small group of artists, designers, dreamers and builders that work with a passion and a heart. Yeah, like so many others today, we are conscious of our... view

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The origins of the Badjao are uncertain. According to a legend, they came from the shores of Johore, Indonesia, where they had already been living in clusters of houseboats. Anthropologist H. Arlo Nimmo (1968) believes, however, that the Badjao were originally of the land-based Samal group but... view

Originally the people of West Papua lived quite isolated in their own territory, sometimes with friendly relations with their neighbours. Clan territories include one to five clustered tree houses with, having an average height of 26 to 39 feet (8 to 12 meteres). Some are exceptionally tall (as... view

In the hills of Nyuhkuning architect Linda Garland designed an estate of four rental houses (the River House, Waterfall House, Bamboo Garden House and Coconut House), a 30-metre long swimming pool, and extensive space to meditate about the simplicity and usefulness of bamboo. Guests can visit... view

I know we have already featured some pictures from this talented photographer. But not enough in my opinion. I really like his work. His concepts along with his color palette and photoshop wizardry make his images hard hitting, amazing to look at visually crisp. Here's are... view

What do superheros do when they get older? They stay fresh. Check out The Darks a new series from photographer Sacha Goldberger. And check out his other work... or The Darks might take you out. view

Underground comic legend Mark Newgarden and graphic novel godfather Art Spiegelman’s iconic co-creation, the Garbage Pail Kids, are getting a makeover by 100 contemporary artists who are putting their unique spin on the classic trading cards format. Here are some of my favorites. You... view

I'm going to build one of these! Designer Matt Richmonds iVictrola merges turn-of-the-century technology with new-millennium gadgetry. The steampunk aesthetic of this... view

To read about its meaning, this is a good article: http://www.popmatters.com/pm/review/139299-the-record-contemporary-art-and-vinyl-edited-by-trevor-schoonmaker view