wash, dry, fold

Roadside Scholar always finds the most beautiful things. This time she featured in her blog the amazing dioramas of Laura Plankser, A Los Angeles based photographer.

From her website:

Laura continues trying to create a photo-diorama that one day she might crawl into and never return.

(My favorite is the unlucky bunny)

I love these dioramas!!!! Thanks, Gigi!

You can reach her other cool works by hovering over miscelleneous items lying around in a huge open drawer. I really like the presentation.

Twitted by Neatorama

P.S. I think I like Dutch designers

ReubenMiller has an exclusive Interview with the amazing Ana Serrano

Via Neatorama

I read about Canadian artist Marc Johns in Roadside Scholar. He does really nice drawings. He did a whole series of drawings on post it notes and now he sells them through his website.

Jody Barton via it’s nice that

I can relate

scott c: the E.T.s… returning. ..as prints

previously

Banksy has opened a new pet shop in New-York.

Instead of hampsters and parrots you will find there a leopard lounging on a tree, a rabbit putting on her makeup. Also, breaded fish swimming in a bowl and chicken Mcnuggets sipping barbecue sauce. Both seen in the photos above.

Via Wooster Collective.

Located in Canary Wharf, London.

Photo by Squirmelia via Digg

This I would love to see.

Link to artist website

Link to exhibition website

via Cool Hunting

filthy lucre is at it again

“Complex Shit”, a giant inflatable dog turd by American artist Paul McCarthy blew away from an exhibition in the garden of the Paul Klee Centre in Berne, Switzerland, bringing down a power line and breaking a greenhouse window before it landed again.

wooster collective