Museum of London
Looks like a colorful logo right? The design actually represents the geographic area of london as it as grew over time.
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[J] Oh to live in NZ. (and to have a ‘character face’, whatever that may be)](http://27.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_ly9x4e3hGQ1r6vodeo1_250.png)
[J] Oh to live in NZ. (and to have a ‘character face’, whatever that may be)
The Nerdist gets Wil Wheaton a gift. We melt because the child like glee on his face is just so damn adorable.
kinda really want this hair.
SWINTON. There is nothing else that needs to be said. SWINTON.
Illustrator/graphic designer Reg Silva of Wedgienet.net has made her Christmas illustrations available as free, downloadable gift tags (PDF format). Head over to her blog/portfolio to download! http://www.wedgienet.net
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Tumblr sketch blog: http://wedgienet.tumblr.com
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So the strangest thing happened today. A guy came to our door and told us he was the Christmas Tree inspector. At first we were a bit skeptical, but he showed us his papers and they looked official enough so we let him in.
So, he goes straight to the tree and starts going on and on about angels, until he finds a small one, in the back. It was grey and its hands were covering its eyes. He seemed pretty pleased to find it and pulled some kind of flashlight, which he said was a screw driver, out of the pocket of his coat and turned it on.
Then he announced he was going to need to take the angel with him. Well we figured we’d better have a photo of the ornament just in case we needed to identify it later. So my roomate managed to distract him with her basket of fish and chips and a cup of pudding, of all things, while I snapped this photo.
Then he took the ornament and just disappeared.
You know, my roommate and I have been racking our brains all evening and for the life of us we can’t figure out where the angel came from. We don’t remember putting it on the tree but it was there just the same.
Very strange.
Dreamer
Abstract interpretation of the Mexican Wolf.
Black ball point pen | App. 3 Hours.
These images are taken from project with the working title of “The Paper Fox”. My aim is to create an interactive storybook on iPad and Android tablets and I’m selling fine-art prints from the book to fund the project. Please check out my crowd-funding page at - http://thepaperfox.pozible.com.au
