Lynn Palewicz‘s skin drawings:

“This series of drawings describes a relationship between touch, tension, and surface.  Each piece uses the body to distort a variety of images and marks drawn onto skin.  Pinches, creases, and scratches marked onto its surface function as drawing elements alongside these penned images and marks.  Photography more than documents the performance of these drawings; it disorients the viewer’s relationship to the body and represents the skin as a drawing surface. ”

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Playland campaign 2009  by Rethink Communications:

“Playland is Vancouver’s premier amusement park. We’re always looking for new ways to express the thrills people experience on the rides. For this campaign we went for a visceral reaction by focusing on the physical effects the rides have on the riders. ”

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The Burglars Dunny by Kidrobot:

“Popular Mexican artist Saner debuts this holiday season’s devious Dunny. Unwrap a blindbox and receive main man Santa Barbaja or his rarer side-kick, Burglarcillo.”

Chris Trivizas explains his bizarre wedding invitation:

“We are going to tie the knot. In the Greek language, there is an expression that uses the word “hang” in order to say “marry”. So, traditionally, when the father of the bride says “I will hang them”, he means that he will tie the couple with the holly bond of marriage.This tradition inspired a humorous invitation that includes both a rope and instructions on how to make a slip knot.”

[via thedailywhat]

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Mads Peitersen already showed us some technological anatomies last summer, but now there are more…

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