Another funny compilation of different strange stuff. Now, we'll go to the Land of the Rising Sun.
Depressed Copywriter
In the new Tumblr ‘Depressed Copywriter’, copywriters Chris Sheldon, Mariana Oliveira, Whitney Ruef and Tedd Wood have altered some pretty standard, altogether bland , print ads morphing them into hilarious, topical, poetic messages. As a copywriter myself, I find this highly entertaining.
Manhole Cover Art in Japan
Manholes aren’t really artists’s first choice. However 95% of Japan’s 1,780 municipalities you will find artistic manhole covers unique to each city and town. It has become apart of the country’s national culture and it’s fascinating to see the different designs and styles that each town and city has chosen to represent them. With over 6,000 manhole cover artworks, it’s no surprise that spotting and photographing them has become a hobby for many.
Before I Die I Want to...
"Before I die, I want to...." is the brain child of photographers KS Rives and Nicole Kenney where they asked the simple question: What do you want to do before you die? Both started the project with the news that Polaroid would be discontinuing products, allowing a symbolic death of this iconic product. I loved reading the different responses - some were silly while others were incredibly honest.
Angry Birds Theme Park Opens In Finland
The world’s first Angry Birds theme park will officially open inside Finland’s Särkänniemi Adventure Park on June 8 2012. Angry Birds developer Rovio Entertainment helped the park's staff design the experience.
Behind the Scenes of "Back to the Future" Trilogy
If you love Robert Zemekis classic film Back to the Future, but you’ve never understood how they filmed the hoverboard scene, or made cars fly through the air, then this set of behind the scene photos might help.
Crazy Coffin Designs
These days, a lot of designer coffins are being made which are innovative and reflect a part of today. The folks at Crazy Coffins have customized caskets to give you some great ideas, because it’s never too early to start planning for the inevitable.
