Recent Highlights 92
+ An extra-virgin map of Australia
+ The Australian wilderness was populated by cannibalistic pinheads wearing kilts
+ Papua New Guinea's Mount Hagen Festival: a stunning photoset
+ Who was FT Wimble and what is Perth Engravers Gothic?
+ Award-winning Australian architecture on Google Maps
+ What the world really doesn't need... with sauce...
+ Developments in smoking tourism
+ The Indigo Design Network is launched
+ An endless field of garbage in the Pacific Ocean
+ Guerilla gardening.org
Another graphic reinterpretation of the map of Australia: this one's an extra-virgin one. Yet another for the pool room...
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The Australian wilderness was populated by cannibalistic pinheads wearing kilts. (You don't get to type that everyday). A true story carny trick. More.
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Eric Lafforgue's stunning photographs of Papua New Guinea's Mount Hagen Festival. His folio site here.
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Who was FT Wimble and what is Perth Engravers Gothic?
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Award-winning Australian architecture on Google Maps. Interesting but perhaps a little discombobulated.
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First we had coffee cup holders in cars. OK. Now we have chip holders. Someone spent many hours designing and manufacturing these... don't forget the dipping sauce. Oh dear. Via Bikehugger.
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Developments in smoking tourism.
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The indigenous design-focussed Indigo Design Network is launched by Icograda. “Indigo seeks to understand what makes design distinctive to its home, the connections to the place where it is made and for whom it is made.”
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An endless field of garbage in the Pacific Ocean. On the gunk in the North Pacific Gyre. Via PSFK.
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Transforming urban wastelands into horticultural havens: guerilla gardening.org.
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