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May. 15 2013
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Morning Calm Creation (by Tom Kualii)

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april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish  april-liu: some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish 

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some very sad screenshots from a film that i’m still trying to finish 

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Apr. 30 2013
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myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi] myedol: Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon. Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi]

myedol:

Rubber Barber by Chen Lu Wei

Often the simplest things are the most delightful, take these playful little erasers for example. They’re a simple idea that’s executed perfectly. Each eraser has a different expression and as you correct your pencil errors you’ll mould their hair into interesting styles, until they eventually become bald. You’ll be able to purchase them from the website linked below, however, they don’t seem to be for sale yet so if you’re interested I’d check back soon.

Artists: | Website | [via: Design Taxi]

Apr. 3 2013
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ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy ianbrooks: Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending.  Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy

ianbrooks:

Metallifauna by Nikos Hitoglou / Metalmorphoses

Despite the resilient nature of metal, with the right touch it can bend to a master’s will and take on shapes beyond its own, that’s why Satan uses it to send secret messages to kids. Sculptor Nikos, on the other hand, crafts a veritable Ark of animals and creatures from gears, pliars, and other hardened tools: all no match for Nikos’ metalbending. 

Artist: DeviantArt / Etsy

Apr. 3 2013
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