I just gasped seeing these collages by Rozenn Le Gall. Absolutely stunning.
Dogs herding Sheep
This aerial view of dogs herding sheep is fascinating.
(via Chris)
Color Factory NYC
I can not wait to experience Color Factory NYC, which opens TODAY. From the press sneak peaks I have seen on Instagram it’s an incredibly joyful experience! Giant size ball-pit anyone?
Color Factory is a collaborative interactive exhibit that debuted in San Francisco in August 2017. What was intended as a month-long run unexpectedly flourished as a celebration of color and creativity that lasted for another eight sold-out months.
FYI: You can’t buy tickets at the door, so make sure to buy them ahead of time here. (I Just bought mine! My kids can’t wait!)
Petite Garden by Jess Chen
These tiny flowers by Jess Chen have completely won my heart. And, I am not alone – this latest Tattly launch is flying off the shelves.
Resilience Cards
I could have used these Resilience cards a few years ago. Definitely putting these on my radar to give out as gifts. Love what School of Life keeps putting out.
Does anyone know what book/article this could be from? Found it over on @conscious_counsellor.
Paste and Match Style
Want to improve your quality of life in 5 seconds?
1. Go to System Preferences
2. Keyboard
3. App Shortcuts
4. All Applications –> add "Paste and Match Style" ⌘VDone.
— Ally MacDonald (@allymacdonald) August 1, 2018
Polka-Dotted House
Ingrid asked “Would you like to live in a polka-dotted house?” YES is my answer! YES! YES! YES!
The Carrot Project
Between April 2016 and January 2017 Martin Markstein carved daily carrots for his 4 year old son’s lunchbox. The initial intention was to make him eat the vegetables, but he apparently began to trade the carrots for “better“ food. One day he wanted that all the kids of his kindergarden group to get a carved carrot, too. So, of course, super dad that he is, Martin ended up carving 23 magic wands, arrows, bows and axes. This is stinking adorable. Also, lunchbox hero!
30 Days of Trash
Rob Greenfield collected 30 days of trash, living like the average American and then turned the mountain into a suit he could wear. The purpose of this project was to create a memorable visual of how much garbage one American creates. Powerful! It visualizes clearly how much individual actions matter and how much they add up.
Reflection Cards
Holstee’s Reflection Cards look like a sure way to have a meaningful conversation. Want!
Sue Austin … Deep Sea Diving in a Wheelchair
When Sue Austin got a power wheelchair, she felt a tremendous sense of freedom — yet others looked at her as though she had lost something. What a moving and inspiring talk. What an inspiring woman!
Washable Lunch Bag
Oh! I like this washable, eco-friendly lunch bag by Pip Pottage.
Grating Bucket
This Grating Bucket makes total sense.
Turtle Tears
Nature never ceases to amaze: In this video you can watch butterflies and bees drinking turtle tears in the Peruvian Amazon.
What Netflix Taught Me About Life
“The most radical act we can take is to make a commitment to a particular thing. … Pick a damn movie and see it all the way through.” – Pete Davis.
(via Chris)
Smile Mirror
Smile Mirror meets People from Berk İlhan on Vimeo.
A few weeks ago I had the pleasure to meet Berk Ilhan, the inventor of Smile Mirror. It’s an emotionally smart mirror that is unlocked with the power of a smile. Totally wonderful. I would totally hang one in my home.
Paper Bag Backpack
Love this convertible, paper bag inspired Tote/Backpack designed by my friend Dave Ortiz for TIMBUK2. It’s two bags in one – exterior tote coupled with an interior drawcord backpack. Smart.
Beetle Puzzle
This Beetle Puzzle by DOIY is stunning. Comes with a adhesive sheets to stick the puzzle pieces together to frame or display as art at the end.