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Art by Michelle Stitzlein blogged at www.jamaicabyles.blogspot.com

Workshop by Eero Yli-Vakkuri for the Rescue Museum -project by Päivi Raivio. 8/12/2016 in Temporary, Kallio.

Fun with macro! This is a weird piece of cardboard that I found in the parking lot at work.

Breakfast, anyone?

These creatures, made from beach trash, adorned the information kiosk on our island.

Green rope reinforced with binding wire and coiled into a snake shape...

My chipmunks and squirrels love the various nut trees including black walnuts.

 

© fONfEk | Sofi Masure

Taken in the forecourt of the Zymoglyphic Museum.

A found object modeling collaboration

  

© fONfEk | Sofi Masure

Digesting crickets.

The middle anole is a "found object" because my Significant Other found one of the lizards in a shipment of metal castings from somewhere in the Southwest. It had been shipped up here to Wisconsin. He brought the lizard home, and it now lives in an aquarium with a heatlamp, a heated rock, and two friends. I believe the "found object" is the one in the middle, the green one.

This lovely dragonfly measures approximately 10" x 7 1/2". Each piece is handmade from recycled, repurposed objects.

 

Each little person comes with a copy of their own story, which helps bring their character to life.

This one's story is:

 

No matter what you look like on the outside, whether you are beautiful or somewhat plain, the real you that matters most is on the inside. Your inner beauty will shine through and for those willing to see it, they will be blinded by its brilliance. So never forget who you are, what you are made of, because the outside will fade and what is left will be the true you.

 

It is $55 and comes with a handcrafted copy of the story.

page from visual diary

vase, candle sticks, tongs

Bag of Flamin’ Hot Funyuns, a bold, spicy twist on the classic onion-flavored rings. The vivid red and yellow packaging features aggressive flames and bold typography that embodies the intensity of this snack. The scan captures the texture of the plastic material and folds from real-world handling, preserving its raw, found-object quality.

 

Details:

• Brand: Funyuns

• Flavor: Flamin’ Hot

• Net Wt.: 2⅜ oz (67.3 g)

• Price on label: $1.49

 

Tags: #Funyuns, #FlaminHot, #JunkFood, #SnackFood, #ChipBag, #FoodPackaging, #RetroDesign, #PopCulture, #CommercialDesign, #ScannedPackaging, #OnionRings, #FoundObject, #GraphicArchive, #SnackArt

 

This particular trailer freaked me out. Not so much the stairs and tulip lights, but...

Workshop by Eero Yli-Vakkuri for the Rescue Museum -project by Päivi Raivio. 8/12/2016 in Temporary, Kallio.

Workshop by Eero Yli-Vakkuri for the Rescue Museum -project by Päivi Raivio. 8/12/2016 in Temporary, Kallio.

Something about the discarded shoes caught my attention. Almost artwork themselves, with Pollock-esque paint on them, you can almost see the artist working.

 

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