“Gloomy Hong Kong” series via itsoknoproblem.com
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Cassette Tape Art by Benoit Jammes
Benoit Jammes, an artist based in Paris, France, breathes new life into discarded cassette tapes by turning them into clever and humorous pieces of art. All his creations are completely made by hand, a process which he says is a lot of hard work, yet filled with nostalgia.
You can see many more artworks over at his Flickr gallery. Please give this talented artist some love by following him on Facebook.
Imogen Scoppie’s Condiment Creatures
Artist Imogen Scoppie has imagined a fantastic world where lovable condiment creatures spread deliciousness with uninhibited joy. Scoppie is a 24 year old graduate of Graphic Design and Illustration from De Montfort University in Leicester, UK. She says that she loves character design, and adds that lush colors and a sense of humor are her favorite tools.
You can visit her site and her Tumblr to checkout her art. Prints of her works are available here.
‘Wild Times’, acrylic, spray paint and pencil on linen, 60x60x4cm (2012) by Louise McNaught (www.louisemcnaught.com)
Using the streets of New York as his canvas, American artist Sadi Tekin has created a delightfully awesome series of photos, entitled Mr. Chick Pea And Friends, depicting the adventures of tiny characters whose heads are painted chickpeas.
Visit Design Taxi to view more photos from this charming whimsical series.
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Sweet nostalgia, Batman! These memo holders not only look like retro TV sets, but can also helpfully display your reminders on their “small screens.” They come with 210 blank memos included, and are on sale for £9.99 (approximately $15) apiece at Mocha.