5 Cups of Coffee

11/01/2024

Strands #243
“Strategy game”
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11/01/2024

Connections
Puzzle #509
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03/07/2024

Thanks for all the Birthday wishes! ❤️

09/20/2023

Chinese studio MAD Architects has unveiled the design of a residential tower in Colorado with a canyon cutting through its form, nodding to the state's dramatic topography.

Work has commenced on the 16-storey One River North, a residential tower located in the River North (RiNo) neighbourhood of central Denver.

03/20/2023

Wish I had an extra $10,000+ laying around. Peta Smyth is selling her collection of antique textiles. I live in a rustic mountain cabin so this is a want and definitely not a need.

Bonhams Fine Art Auctioneers and Valuers: auctioneers of art, pictures, collectables and motor cars

08/18/2022

I’m guessing Leaf Filter’s Graphic Designer quit 👍

02/24/2022

Amazing body of work in such a short time.

This brutalist interpretation of a McDonald's in Russia forms part of architect Quin Wu's artwork series “Big Mac in Snow”, which bridges the gap between two confrontational ideologies—Soviet Russia and the ultra-capitalist fast food franchise. In his work, Quin Wu gives us a clear understand

01/31/2022

I'm really not sure what I do with all my time? I'm a sloth compared to this artist. This is an incredible amount of work!

01/23/2022

Really gorgeous creative styling. 🤩

09/15/2021

He posts something new everyday. ❤️

This year marks the tenth anniversary of Tatsuya Tanaka’s “Miniature Calendar,” an ongoing photography project that has earned the artist significant acclaim, millions of online fans, and exhibitions across Japan. Every day, Tanaka posts a new photograph that combines otherwise unremarkable objects with creatively-positioned miniature figurines. One such work, entitled “Shinpansen”, repurposes a loaf and slice of bread to depict passengers boarding a Japanese bullet train; in “Soft Snow”, the artist transforms a slice of strawberry shortcake into a ski slope; and in another photograph, a banana peel becomes a hammock for a napping miniature figure. During the pandemic, Tanaka’s photographs have featured COVID-inspired tableaus, including a surgical mask transformed into a volleyball net for miniature athletes and a thermometer reimagined as a tiny race car. "We are spending more time at our homes,” Tanaka told Matcha - Japan Travel Web Magazine last year. “This may be an opportunity to take a good look around you; a little change of view, and you might recognize that the world is filled with interesting things.” Tanaka was born in Kumamoto and studied art in college. He then worked as a design firm art director, specializing in magazine advertisements. He began collecting and creating plastic model figures as a hobby. His whimsical miniaturized scenes have become immensely popular online. Since launching the project in 2011, he has gained close to three million Instagram followers; examples of his work are currently on display at the Mizuno Museum in Nagano and the Oita Art Museum, and have been featured recently in articles from designboom, Colossal and My Modern Met.