transforming soul whispers into mandalas and channeled messages of clarity, peace, and love
I heard about the RedBall Project years ago created by Kurt Perschke who works in sculpture, video, collage and public space. This 15′ high playful ball travels the globe visiting cities where it becomes wedge in different locations for different periods of time for all to enjoy who happen upon it.
Japanese artist Kazuki Yamamoto takes coffee art to a whole new dimension: the 3rd dimension. While he already creates exceptional 2d coffee art as seen with the koi fish in the first cup, Yamamoto’s imagination and creativity went to a whole new level when he expanded his art to sculpting with foam.
While this looks like it could be a photo from a kaleidoscope, it’s actually a magnificent piece of tie dye art by Debbie Krell. Originally I thought this was a digital creation, however, when I read the FB post I found out differently.
This magnificent floor of Islamic design can be found in the lobby of the Umaid Bhawan Palace, located at Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India and photographed here by behome.com as part of their blog post: Objects We Love.
In an effort to inspire her young son, Miles, to eat his breakfast (and other meals), New York graphic designer and illustrator, Erin Jang came up with this brilliant idea: present his food as faces…now he “gobbles them up.”
Back in the 1960’s when Marina City, designed by architect, Bertrand Goldberg, was first being built in Chicago, its towers were the first circular apartment buildings in history; as well as being both the tallest concrete structures and tallest residential towers in the world. “More importantly, they were an experiment in a new urban philosophy: building a city within a city.”
Katie Love, one of the members of an all-female, all-American 18′ skiff racing team (Chad’s Angels), captured this image of the San Francisco Bay from the tug boat she was working on, called the Adriatic Sea.
Mandala of the Day 