invisible mountain.

this kicks so much ass.

in a nice quiet glacial kind of way.

it's just plastic sheeting and black hot glue.

but that's what makes it brilliant.

reverse of volume by yasuaki onishi.

dripped at the fox is black.

no chance.

gravity. of which nothing escapes.

from the mind of suzy lelièvre.

brilliant, and beautiful.

rolled at le container.

dj spirograph.

this is hypnotic.

created by robert howsare.

scribbled at today and tomorrow.

safety first.

a final graphic project for ludwig bruneau rossow, the student.

redesign fema in a post-apocalyptic 2030.

i love it. has a nice soviet / lost vibe to it.

this kind of thinking and planning makes my brain happy.

i'm sure we'll be seeing more from ludwig the professional quite soon.

bunkered at the fox is black.

welcome to the future, please have a seat.

pretty sure this is the atrium at the justice league: hall of justice,

and not just the foyer for a chinese real estate company.

seriously, this place is real and incredibly bad ass.

headquartered at the fox is black.

envy.

mark brooks is good.

and not in just one style. which is even more good.

this is one of those portfolios that makes me want to work harder.

printed at square inch design.

in the year 2000.

just cool.

from eimer.

to the moon, again.

checking in with tom sachs again because he's awesome.

last week he launched a new exhibition in new york.

and in collaboration with nike released a small companion collection.

as always, the beauty is in the work. so go here and read:

tom sachs: nikecraft

just wish i could afford any of the pieces, or visit the show.

also, big credit to nike for continuing to do good work with good people.

in the city of war drobe.

no reason.

just a cool picture i've never seen before.

blasted at le container.

nice wood.

this is some gorgeous work.

from a former advertising art director turn traditional furniture maker.

the top chair uses wood reclaimed from an old new york water tower.

check out the goods.

bellboy.

sanded at gizmodo.

iceberged.

these. rule.

and they're real. [as in, you can buy them]

from the geniuses at grey area.

shelves. bench.

bonus: they suggest you could use the table for ping pong.

how secret-agent hideout is that?

building blocks.

this house is magnificent.

designed and built by ray kappe in 1967.

looks like a perfect place to spend 50 years.

leveled up at iso50.

the shape of shapes.

expand your visual mind hole.

with the work of ion lucin.

[sweet name btw]

circled at the fox is black.

a moveable city.

i want to move to type city.

where everything is kerned properly,

and nothing is misspelled.

this was done by hong seon jang.

placed at gizmodo.

deep breath.

things are a bit upside down with us right now.

houses, jobs, etc. (all good, just hectic)

so pardon our sporadic posts for a bit.

here's an incredible polar bear shot to keep you entertained.