The adventures of Arfa the Bear Moscow
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Mad Mike and his RX7 on a road I know well and have always wanted to see someone do this one … I really want to see footage of the full run.

This road is fricking amazing and I have driven it many times wishing I had the skill and opportunity to do something like this over its length.

Beautiful video as well, It really shows off the area however it is a pity that it doesn’t show off Mike’s skills as much as it could (hence why I want to see the full cut).

If you can read the whole youtube description for more of an idea about exactly how challenging this road is.

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05 / 05
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thekumazone: martwhim: Ann caused this to happen: Ann: i want to wash themAnn: and then blowdry themAnn: just to see how much more they poofMe: omfgMe: i have to draw this now (First Yak-Centaur ‘Yaktaur’ drawings) i wanna kiss him I kinda fucking love this illustration …. so much fur and the human part is pretty much what my ideal build would be

thekumazone:

martwhim:

Ann caused this to happen:

Ann: i want to wash them
Ann: and then blowdry them
Ann: just to see how much more they poof
Me: omfg
Me: i have to draw this now

(First Yak-Centaur ‘Yaktaur’ drawings)

i wanna kiss him

I kinda fucking love this illustration …. so much fur and the human part is pretty much what my ideal build would be

(via grisser)

23 / 04
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plastolux: Sarfatti table lamp Its so pretty

plastolux:

Sarfatti table lamp

Its so pretty

18 / 04
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Beautiful houses made out of recycled shipping containers

I have always loved this concept.

With the building code being what it is in New Zealand, I always imagined that this would be an easy and surprisingly elegant solution providing modular living spaces with minimal building permit requirements due to their removable properties (In NZ only buildings that are permanent and over certain dimensions need to pass the regulations).

I figure If you have one structure that is considered permanent and create a back to back kitchen and bathroom (the Two rooms that require hard plumbing, sewer, etc.) and then create several other rooms with other containers.

For instance a basic layout would be the bathroom/kitchen container, a bedroom and a living area connected via fully insulated walkways or merely by placing the container side by side and creating a traditional open doorway. As more rooms are required more container can be added.

This would definitely be a more minimal existence and I am guessing that the lack of bathrooms might be  be a challenge to fans of the modern American household where there seem to always be more bathrooms then bedrooms, However i think it would be particularly effective for a minimalist and cost effective retreat, lake house, mountain house type of structure.

02 / 03
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likeafieldmouse:

Anna Schuleit - Bloom (2003)

28,000 potted flowers installed at a Massachusetts asylum slated for demolition

beautiful.

(Source: likeafieldmouse, via maddylouboo)

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26 / 02
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hehe, found on FB and my first thought was that it belonged on Tumblr (yes, I know it probably started here and now it’s back home).Horses: Nature’s Sluts. 

hehe, found on FB and my first thought was that it belonged on Tumblr (yes, I know it probably started here and now it’s back home).

Horses: Nature’s Sluts. 

23 / 01
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Bouroullec collection This was just one of the incredible modular and heavily textured room dividers features in the collection. Heavily conscious of space, form and sustainability these singular forms link together using simple tab and slit construction and are designed and manufactured to give and incredibly interesting, fluid and dynamic way to enhance, divide or sound proof a space.

Bouroullec collection This was just one of the incredible modular and heavily textured room dividers features in the collection. Heavily conscious of space, form and sustainability these singular forms link together using simple tab and slit construction and are designed and manufactured to give and incredibly interesting, fluid and dynamic way to enhance, divide or sound proof a space.

22 / 01
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Bouroullec “algue” sculptural modular room divider, artistic accent and all-round attention getter, with Bouroullec chairs, made with traditional technique enhanced by modern form and design.link to the distributor here; http://www.vitra.com/

Bouroullec “algue” sculptural modular room divider, artistic accent and all-round attention getter, with Bouroullec chairs, made with traditional technique enhanced by modern form and design.

link to the distributor here; http://www.vitra.com/

22 / 01
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More from the Bouroullec collection

More from the Bouroullec collection

22 / 01
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A view across a room dominated and divided by the conceptual and real-life design works by the Bouroullec brothers from France. Taking inspiration from simplistic form, cultural architecture, societal and natural form the brothers produce highly simplified works that exhibit a complex design aesthetic and highly functioning practicality and and understanding and appreciation for both traditional form and manufacturing process. This combined with their extensive, innovative and sometimes surprising use of new technologies and materials shapes and intriguing and beguiling design portfolio of items within reach of all design lovers not just the exclusive luxury buyers.link to the “Algue” modular room divider (and the Vitra website, distributor for some of the Bouroullec collection) in the immediate foreground; http://www.vitra.com/

A view across a room dominated and divided by the conceptual and real-life design works by the Bouroullec brothers from France. Taking inspiration from simplistic form, cultural architecture, societal and natural form the brothers produce highly simplified works that exhibit a complex design aesthetic and highly functioning practicality and and understanding and appreciation for both traditional form and manufacturing process. This combined with their extensive, innovative and sometimes surprising use of new technologies and materials shapes and intriguing and beguiling design portfolio of items within reach of all design lovers not just the exclusive luxury buyers.

link to the “Algue” modular room divider (and the Vitra website, distributor for some of the Bouroullec collection) in the immediate foreground; http://www.vitra.com/

22 / 01
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