About Me
I'm Nathália, a 25 y/o social media planner from Brazil
who loves pixels
and the world wide web at large.
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Haircut Art is a series of before and after portraits taken of customers at a local SuperCuts by Aaron and Mandy Dietz’s. The identical facial expressions, if anything, helps showing how much a simple haircut can change the way you look. |
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The Storker Project is a street art project where baby shaped sculptures made of tape are placed on different spots of the city. The absurdity of the installations don’t go unnoticed and passer-bys certainly get curious. Mark Jenkins, responsible for the project, encourages others to make their own tape-babies (he has a tutorial on how to make them) and drop them somewhere. |
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Artist/designer Zohar Nir-Amitin engraved several knives with different messages on their blades. The visual is quite interesting. |
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‘A Beautiful Revolution’ is the most wonderful blog/art project I’ve found in the past year. I’ve posted my favourite painting a few months ago but really, all the other smaller drawings, postcards and comic strips carry equally charming messages. |
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Good Typography is Invisible/Bad Typography is Everywhere This clever poster was designed by Craig Ward. |
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“The Power of Books” is a series of photographs about how much we can get pulled into the worlds inside books by Mladen Penev. I’ve seen the first one several times before but I didn’t know it was part of a series. I’m glad it is, the idea is too good for just one photo. |
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Nowadays we are buying food based on value of money, not based on nutrition or the amount of food we really need. That’s what the My sweets collection tries to solve: ‘Can design make people buy food that offers LESS?’ |
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The collaborators Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz designed snowy tales inside snowglobes. Each of them look like a tiny beautiful gloomy world that makes you wonder what is the story behind the eerie scene. |
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I’MPERFECT is project that celebrates the beauty of the different proportions of the human body. The designer, Leonie Janssen, mapped out several body types and compiled them into a book. Then, she translated those pictograms into simple products such as safety pins and clothes pegs. It’s amazing to see all the shapes together side by side and how every one of them have its own beauty, its own perfection. |
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Look at the sky, pick a random object, hold it in front of the clouds and take a picture. ‘Fun with Clouds’ is the unofficial name for this series of photographs that makes you to use your imagination in order to create cool illusion effects with the different shapes of clouds (more examples here). |
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Face Your Pockets is an online art project that asks you to share some of the small stuff you carry on your pockets attempting to reveal the inner you. Not only the possessions you choose to show but the way you artfully arrange them onto the scanner might say a lot about your life and personality. The project began in Russia but now you can see pictures from all over the world making it even more interesting when you compare your pockets with those overseas. |
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The You Are Beautiful project encourages people to post the phrase “You are beautiful” in random places where anyone can see. The message is simple and amazing: we are all beautifully unique individuals. You can use the world as the canvas or order the stickers on the website to spread the word around. |
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