Grab this cute little letterpress-printed, table calendar from theSCOOP. You can use it ’til the end of time …or until you spill your coffee on it! Choose from four different colors — blue, tan, red and yellow — so you can match it perfectly to your desk decor.
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Here’s a little inspiration if you’re in the mood for decorating your home. Photographer Douglas Friedman takes us inside some celebrity homes to show what’s behind the doors.
For more inspiration, visit Douglas Friedman’s website.
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Photographer Carl Wagner went to great lengths to use fruits, vegetables, and anything else he could find in his kitchen to create these stunning landscapes, or rather, foodscapes! Look closely and you will find trees made of broccoli, walls made of rice, mountains made of bread, and much, much more! Check it out!
For more food photos by Carl Wagner, check out his photography site.
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My friend sent me a link about a guy named Kyle Koch — an industrial design student at the University of Cincinnati’s school of Design, Architecture, Art and Planning (DAAP) — who assembled his own scanner stand for the iPhone. It’s pretty sweet!
He came up with this concept in college when he would take snapshots of class assignments so he didn’t have to worry about losing them. The pictures normally came out pretty clear, but it was hard to keep still while taking the pictures. So he set out to make something that would ensure clean, consistent pictures of documents taken with the iPhone. That was how he came up with his own iPhone document scanner.
You can use this stand with the DocScanner ($8.99) or ScannerPro ($4.99) for iPhone.
For more information on how to make your own iPhone scanner stand, check out IaaC Blog.
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Check out this pixelated painting created entirely from paint chips! Cool, right?! This clever, budget friendly project was the product of paint chip samples you can get from any hardware store.
For more information on how to create your own paint chip artwork, check out Re-Nest.com.
You might also be interested in my previous tutorial on Photo Mosaics.
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