wash, dry, fold

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

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P.S. I think I like Dutch designers

Look how pretty he is! His name is Yoda, because of his pointy ears, but I don’t think he looks anything like Yoda.

Valerie, his owner, says his hearing is normal. In fact, She says he’s completely normal in every way, except for the strange obsession he has with bread.

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ReubenMiller has an exclusive Interview with the amazing Ana Serrano

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Luis Medina and Kathleen Orazio of Shinebox Print make cute greeting cards i can relate to

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Saint Martins graduate Bruno Taylor installed swings in bus shelters in London to make them more playful.

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This is the New-Delhi version of the American yellow school bus.

I liked the photo even before I noticed the sign in Hebrew in the back advertising Baba’s store.

My local supermarket is called Baba. I wonder what they are selling at the Indian Baba.

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i don’t know where this was hanging, but it’s funny!

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seen in Ann Arbor, Michigan

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neatorama posted today about a very clever ad for washing detergent. the detergent sample was mailed across thailand packed in a t-shirt wrapped box. the address was written on the shirt along with postal stamps. as predicted, the postal service almost ruined completely the t-shirt and if the recipient wanted a new clean t-shirt, they had to use the sample detergent. that’s briliant and i like the fact that the company has such confidence in it’s product.

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