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Logo Lollipops
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Edi­ble logos of famous brands hand­craft­ed out of real candy by Ital­ian pho­tog­ra­ph­er Mas­si­mo Gam­macur­ta.

New York based artist cre­at­ed a series of deli­cious lol­lipops that look like icon­ic logos of world renowned com­pa­nies. [or…

lollypopy brands :) nice a? http://flpbd.it/N8sqB

Dreams of Flying
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Cre­ative photo series by Ger­man pho­tog­ra­ph­er Jan von Holleben fea­tures reen­act­ments of adven­tur­ous dreams of kids and adults.

Won­der­ful images are part of an ongo­ing “Dreams of Fly­ing” project.

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this page make me smile all day. enjoy http://flpbd.it/kGmyo http://flpbd.it/MLFEM

bauldoff:

I really like the concept and the sentiment behind Nathalie Stämpfli’s Soap Flakes, a bath device that easily dispenses shavings from soap bars. Stämpfli developed a wall-mounted version (pictured), as well as a pepper-grater-esque hand-held version. 

I always love to hear the designer’s individual stories and rationale behind interesting inventions like this. Among her motives for creating Soap Flakes, Stämpfli has a personal dislike for the “weird slippery” sensory experience of handling bar soap, yet she prefers the ecological efficiency of it to liquid soap. She explains further on the project page.

I also recommend browsing through Nathalie Stämpfli’s other design explorations.

This is how the world changes for the better: individuals taking experimental steps to extinguish their own personal annoyances and sharing their results. Mankind ends up reaping the benefits.

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Pantone Tarts
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http://flpbd.it/F75LE pantone foods!!!

Untitled by Rolland András Flinta
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