Say Something

What would you like to do before you die?
Say Something is a new city-project by an anonymous Ghent based person. He or she wants to create an open discussion among the Ghent-population. The open questions are on the posters, the dialogue depends on the different responses of the participants.

How does it work?
When you see a poster of Say Something in the streets of Ghent, you can answer the question by SMS or email. The most remarkable answers are posted on the Facebook page. That’s where I found this picture (and the one of Budapest which I posted a few weeks ago). I’m love love loving these new creative projects in this vibrant city.

I think I’ll put coconut-pineapple bowling on my to-do-list for this summer.
What a wonderful waste of time ^^

Hero // Stippling, Pointillism

This video shows the making of  “Hero” a drawing of Miguel Endara’s dad, which is composed entirely out of 3.2 million ink dots.  I think it’s a great motivator for endurance and hard work. Especially considering that it’s not just the act of making thousands of dots, but it’s also managing to compose all of those dots into a (rather funny) image of his father.

Beyond amazing! (:

PS: I’m wondering how many hand-cramps the guy had though…

I ℒℴѵℯ my Diana Mini

First shots with my Diana Mini.

ℒℴѵℯ them.

 

Scratch and sniff

oh, how i wish this were a scratch and sniff polaroid.

Polaroid Coasters by Just Noey

Just Noey is a brand that makes very creative stuff with a high “I WANT!”-grade. See more original paraphernalia at the website.

Picture me & you

Polaroid Love

During the 50 years of the existence of the Polaroid Camera, already 5 billion polaroidpictures have been made. If all these pictures would be gathered, they would certainly fill a big crater on the Moon.  Nice to know is that about a quarter of the world population is pictured on them. Each one of these pictures displays a small story, just like this movie.
A story about (Polaroid)love.
 

 

Facepark

In these times where social networks are a kind of new religion, Diesel comes with something against it. At the outdoor event Facepark – a wink to Facebook – people exchanged their digital identity for analog one. They walked around in cardboard profiles, tagged each other with stickers and walked through a living Farmville. An action that is cool in all its clumsiness made for the outlaws just like Diesel likes to do it. (Watch the video below to check out the event!)

Or as they say themselves : “A stupid idea That Can Change The World. But it Probably Will not. “

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