Crocheted Fruit Jackets

So you'll never eat a bruised fruit again :)
Everything is hand-knit in a smoke free home. You can visit the etsy shop of the one who came up with this great idea by clicking here :)

Coins Animals (WWF Ads)

Advertising Agency: Jung von Matt >> Agency Location: Donau, Vienna >> Creative Director: Andreas Putz, Gerd Schulte-Doeinghaus >> Art Director and Graphics: Eva Ortner >> Copywriter: Helena Giokas >> Illustration: Friendly Fire Communications, Hannes Kosina >> Photography: Graham Westmoreland, Pim Vuik >>

For larger versions and some more interesting ads go here :)

Create Your Own Mac-Type Wallpaper :)

Want a wallpaper like this? It is probably easier to make than you thought :)
Click here for a tutorial.

A Cute Pic to Make You Smile

Author unknown.
(if you happen to know who he/she is please leave a comment :) )

Celebrities Before Being Famous :)

See a lot more pics of celebrities as cute kids (be sure to look for a toothy Freddie Mercury or a smiling Marilyn Manson) by clicking here. :)

Nicholas Manion's "Works in Paper"

Click here to see more :)

Brighten Up your Kid's Room :)

Meet e-glue :)

Specialized in adhesive design for kids, e-glue proposes much more than just a simple decoration. Considering space as a white page to illustrate, e-glue opens a window on the imaginary, by transforming various supports into narrative spaces, where kids and parents can create, learn and have fun. Using adhesive elements to hang one-self, e-glue offers the possibility, by a stroke of scraper, to colour all services.

In other terms they offer sticky adhesives in a variety of shapes and sizes in order to decorate your child's room :) I sure would have loved that when I was a kid :)

Click here to visit their site.

Mini World

One of the most unique types of photography is tilt-shift photography, a style that makes the world look like it’s miniature.

Click here to see more pics plus a link to a Photoshop tutorial teaching you how to make your own :)

World's Highest Escalator

The Umeda Sky Building is the seventh-tallest building in Osaka City, Japan, and one of the city's most recognizable landmarks. It consists of two 40-story towers that connect at their two uppermost stories, with bridges and an escalator crossing the wide atrium-like space in the center. The escalater ride is an event in itself as it feels like you are floating up into the sky. This is a cheap way to see the city, less than 10 USD to go up to the observation area.

Seems like an interesting ride :)
Click here to see more pics.

Paper Mice Complete With Cheese

Aren't they cute? :)
Click here for the gallery and for a link to download the kit.