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Corey Holms’ amazing Flikr set is full of gorgeous photographs created from primarily food dye, vegetable oil and water really inspires me. I find the colors and shapes so beautiful and bold. Makes you take a second to look at simple combinations to create stunning work. Enjoy more of the set here. via notcot
Yesterday, Adobe released Photoshop.com Mobile for the iPhone. It’s essentially a very stripped down version of Adobe’s long-running popular photo-editing software and more recently online free photo-editing software available at photoshop.com. They have managed to bring basic photo editing features to a mobile device in an easy-to-use, lightweight application. The best part? It’s completely free.…
They must be virgins, to not see how inappropriate this is. We get it, he clearly doesn’t wear the pants. “Here babe, let me help you stretch.” I can’t stop laughing at these engagement photos gone wrong. I know that sometimes people try to do something different, but come on. Enjoy more here. via swissmiss
Lomography has recently released their newest camera, the Diana Mini. It’s a smaller version of the Diana+ but it uses 35mm film instead of 120 format film. Plus, with the flick of a little switch you can move from the retro square format to the half-frame format and get 72 shots onto one 35mm roll…
Waxin’ & Milkin’ is a really fun blog. The best way to describe it is exactly how they describe themselves, a visual mixtape. There is literally a little bit of everything from old hilarious movie posters, photography, designy stuff to everything in between. Go there right now!
In honor of Candyland’s 60th birthday, the America’s most famous crooked road got a makeover and made quite the statement. Enjoy more pictures here. via notcot
Bela Borsodi created these still life letters for WAD Magazine’s “Dictionary” Issue. See the rest of his work at www.belaborsodi.com. via ambush™
There’s Treasure Everywhere is a blog run by ‘two type nuts’ that documents beautiful examples of typography that wasn’t intended to be beautiful. Many everyday things around the world have beautiful typography and this blog will show you some of them. It’s updated often, so check out treasureeverywhere.tumblr.com. (Via Quipsologies)
