Annie Churdar
Annie is a graphic design ace who has designed and manufactured handmade jeans, tried her hand as a barber, and even masqueraded as a concert level pianist. Don’t be shy. Say hello!
Annie is a graphic design ace who has designed and manufactured handmade jeans, tried her hand as a barber, and even masqueraded as a concert level pianist. Don’t be shy. Say hello!
By Annie Churdar in Video on Friday 10 May 2013
When you send a box off to be shipped, it disappears for a while, lost in the process of being handled and moved by a dozen different postal workers. But what actually happens between the time you mail it off and your friend receives it? Ruben van der Vleuten wanted to know just that. So [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Art on Friday 10 May 2013
If you love rainbows, skulls, acid art, and pop art, then check out these abstract collages by Spanish artist Luis Toledo. He combines historic, religious, and pop culture elements into his freaky abstract pieces. The colours are so bright, they almost seem to burn your eyes. It’s like an instant mood lift mixed with the discomfort of [...]
0By Annie Churdar in Tech on Friday 10 May 2013
Where would 007 be without his special watches, guns, pens, and bombs? We all know that James Bond would only be half the super spy he is without all those gadgets Q outfits him with. Take a gander at this website for a rundown of every gadget the agent has ever used. Categorized by movie and use, each clever invention [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Photography on Friday 10 May 2013
Samuel Burns is master of creating moody, minimalist landscapes. Using a large format camera, he chooses perfectly baren areas and shoots them using a long-exposure process to give them a more blurry, dream-like feel. Beginning with setting up his old-fashioned camera on a tripod, adjusting the dials, and triggering the shutter, the entire process may take up [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Art on Friday 10 May 2013
What’s cooler than a pop-up storybook? A pop-up storybook that also comes with 3D glasses. Most storybooks bore me, so I took on the challenge of writing and designing one that could actually hold my attention. And this was the result. It’s a handmade book that you can really ‘get into’. Literally. The simple story of being lost [...]
0By Annie Churdar in Cool Websites on Friday 10 May 2013
It all started when Pam came across an old ad from the 19th century in which a man was hoping to find his ’bright, particular star’. He wrote a sweet personal ad for love and put it in the newspaper, much like people use eHarmony for today. Ever since Pam found that one strange ad, she’s [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Photography on Friday 10 May 2013
These photos of residential houses surrounded by SWAT teams and Humvees are a little disturbing. As some of the captions state, ‘It’s not a movie’, and ‘May this nightmare end soon’. These are real life photos from real life people with no agenda. The snapshots were taken via Instagram during the lockdown manhunt for the Boston bomber. [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Music on Friday 10 May 2013
Well, I’ve never considered the benefits of using human heads as bowling balls. But thanks to Two Door Cinema Club’s new video for Handshake, I have now thought about it. And it still grosses me out. I tried watching it a second time, and it actually disturbed me more the second time around. I just [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Art on Thursday 9 May 2013
Enter the world of John Amor. This comic book lover has been making these great super hero and villain illustrations for quite a while. Based in the Philippines, Armor not only illustrates comic books but also writes. Check out some of his completed books here.
0By Annie Churdar in New Fashion on Thursday 9 May 2013
LEGO is no longer just for the kids. Now fashionable businesswomen can take them to work with these colorful stilettos by artist Finn Stone. Not only are these shoes the perfect ice-breaker or conversation piece, they may also come in handy if you need to distract a grumpy child on the go.
0By Annie Churdar in New Photography on Thursday 9 May 2013
Get ready New York, French artist JR has set out to take your photo and plaster it to the ground in Times Square. The project is called Inside Out and ran from April 22 to May 10. And how does JR get your photo? Don’t worry, it’s not some creepy spy cam thing. Instead, a truck [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Fashion on Thursday 9 May 2013
I hope you really like these gloves, because once you put the 700 Euro pair of gloves on, they will never come off your hand. So why won’t they leave your hand? It’s no witch craft, just pure science. These leather gloves are made from Shark skin from the Icelandic basking shark. The skin itself has tiny [...]
0By Annie Churdar in New Products on Thursday 9 May 2013
Don’t drink the tea! These gorgeous yet deadly little tea bags aren’t actually made for human consumption. They aren’t even made of tea. These little bags are full of fluorescent molecules that react to create a catalyst chemical reaction that gives off a comforting glow. Designed by Wonsik Chae of South Korea to resemble tea bags, these little lights [...]
0By Annie Churdar in Cool Websites on Thursday 9 May 2013
It’s amazing what kind of bold faced lies come out of designer’s mouths. Call it designer slang, jargon, or terms of the trade, but we all know it’s bullshit. This is a comprehensive collection of only the best design jargon bullshit. It’s a good laugh if nothing else. One of my favorites is the ridiculous [...]
0By Annie Churdar in Video on Thursday 9 May 2013
Are you the kind of vegan with a crazy violent chip on your shoulder? Are you out to prove to your friends that being vegan is the most hardcore decision one could possibly make? Then I think you’ll appreciate the New Vegan Black Metal Chef video. Our super tough, scary, black metal head host teaches [...]
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