I saw a story on the Moscow Cats Theatre on the ABC a little while ago and it
tickled me so much I tracked down a longer clip of the little furry performers here.
Freaky AND cute – what more could you want for your online viewing pleasure?
Ms Mimi & Mr Pong (mimipong) are a creative collaborative currently focusing on conceptual plush. "Hug your Sorrow" tear dolls is their lastest creation. The dolls come in various teardrop shapes in aqua unbrushed fleece – to better absorb your tears. The embroidered tags provide lines to pen down one's sorrow, before giving it a big hug. The tear dolls retail for USD $30 and can be purchased at www.fredflare.com |
Hmmm… is anybody else a wee bit disappointed by the Australian Top Gear? I found it slightly snooze-inducing but, then again, I’m not exactly the target audience. If anyone ever asked me to do a show like that, this is the car I’d want to test drive. I’ve been obsessed with bubble cars since I was little. I love how ridiculous and homemade they look. Some of them even had airplane cockpits instead of dashboards! Equally impractical and awesome. |
Sometimes all you need on a Monday afternoon is to look at sweet, nice things. Yes, something like Moo illustration will do just fine thanks. |
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Take a little trip down Elke Rick’s Wonderland Avenue – a place where vintage-inspired aprons roam free. Choose from a variety of colours and sweet patterns but if you see a fabric you like but not the style you want, just contact Elke and she’ll whip you up something special. Prices start from around 25 bucks. |
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Tiny gentleman bird looking to meet soul mate for some new adventures. Likes early morning sing-a-longs and that flowerhead shop on etsy. |
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There’s going to be a splendid pop-up shop at Extended Play Gallery in Northcote, Melbs this Saturday. It’s happening from 6-8pm. Artists selling their wares include Andrea Innocent, Catherine Campbell, Cat Rabbit, Yok, Mel Stringer, Sara McNeil (artwork pictured) and Lilly Piri. |
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The best thing about this website is not just the ridiculously hip dogs but the clever captions that accompany their hilarious snap shots. |
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Gem Camille Speeden is a photographer, illustrator and a crafter from NZ who makes these adorable 100% cotton hairclips. At 12 bucks a pop, they’re a bargain. |
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