Maddie has great balance. Yes, this cute coon hound is the subject of a 365 project dealing with her in the least likely of places. It’s neat and entertaining idea, right Maddie? Woof.

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This design firm based out of Southern California is one of the gems I came across while surfing the waves of Instagram. They produce some really creative illustrations and display some neat progression shots of their work.

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Maurizio Bongiovanni’s work totally draws the viewer in. He creates it from potographs abstracted through photoshop which are then painted on a large scale. His work walks the fine line of figuration and consideration. No wonder I dig it.

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I can across this project while exploring Kickstarter and was astonished with it and jealous I didn’t own one. This sculpture is a must have for any designer’s or creative guru’s desk. Ferrite reacts and conforms to magnetic waves, while also exhibiting properties of fluid. It reminds me of a futuristic lava lamp.

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High both on the list of comfort foods and macabre dessert items comes this chocolate skull from Marina Malvada. Casted from an actual human’s skull, these treats are solid chocolate. You might just need help eating by yourself.

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