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You can buy a floor tile with your name on at the Shakespeare’s Globe in London. The bigger the donation, the bigger the tile. John Cleese bought one for himself and a bigger one for Michael Palin, under one condition: they had to spell Michael’s last name wrong: it now forever says Michael Pallin.
I laughed way too hard at this
Friendship ♥
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Howl and Kiki
“Do you want some candy, little girl?”
Pokemon OBEY Designs - by Royal Bros Art
T-Shirts, Posters, Stickers & iPhone Cases available on RedBubble
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More wonderfully whimsical street art by French artist OaKoAK (previously featured here), who likes to play with existing elements of the urban landscape, often making surprisingly small alterations or enhancements to achieve striking results, enabling us to see the world through his eyes.
“Using simple means and materials, OakOak undermines his neighborhood with playful results. He uses a minimal amount of actual original artwork, instead re-purposing signs, facades, cement blocks, chipping paint, and more. OakOak transforms a neighborhood’s imperfections into its own adornments. “
He says of his interventions:
“The less I intervene on the wall or the road, the better, especially if I can totally change the sense of the urban environment.”
[via Beautiful Decay]
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Playing with Food, with @idafrosk
Want to see more of Ida’s food creations? Be sure to follow her on Instagram @idafrosk.
Just a few months after creating an Instagram account, Ida Frosk (@idafrosk) posted a photo of a work of food art she’d created on a whim—a bear and fox toast—and the positive feedback was immediate. What could be better than food, art, and puns rolled into one?
From that first photo forward, Ida has pursued her interest with precision and humor. Her creations draw inspiration from everyday events, ingredient combinations she has available at her home in Oslo, and funny wordplay she comes across. “I usually decide what I want to eat, then associate freely from that with whatever ingredients I have at hand. The majority of my photos are breakfasts; I usually keep my other meals more normal.”
(Source: instagram)