This site is a beautiful testament from Walter McClintock photographed in 1896. If you are a fan of aboriginal design, you’ve got to check this site out.

McClintock, Walter, 1870-1949.
Pancoast, Charles R

If you’re like me, you can’t resist a good sand sculpting competition. At the link you can find this years winners at the World Sand Sculpting Championship.

This is a cool website where you can upload your pictures and convert them to text images. I took this old image and converted it.

Yoshihiko Satoh makes guitar sculptures. Wouldn’t it be great to have one of these in your living room? via thisiscolossal.com

BibliOdyssey has a collection of  Emblemata Nova, or Illustrations that are to be “read” by the viewer. The emblems contain symbology that was aimed at conveying political, moral or religious values. Although a contemporary reader may have some trouble understanding the symbols, the drawings are interesting nonetheless.

Here are ten examples of strange and amazing botanical spaces over at flavorpil. Check out the Mud Maid, or the pear trees growing on one of the Trump towers.