everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking. everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian
These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.
source. Colossal


Breathtaking.

everydayfrustone:

Infrared Photography by David Keochkerian

These infrared photographs taken by France-based photographer David Keochkerian look like bizarre, saturated landscapes created from a Dr. Seuss illustration. Seasons seem reversed, with white trees appearing in spring, and bushes are transformed into something that looks like fragile blades of bubble gum.

source. Colossal

Breathtaking.

If I wrote a children’s story… it would probably end up something like this.

newyorker:

Shouts & Murmurs: The works of Homer, F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Jack Kerouac get rejected: http://nyr.kr/VAENdF

Dear Mr. Homer,

Thank you for coming into the office last week and performing your epic poem. Unfortunately, we do not buy books based on pitches. We think your story is very interes—no, actually we don’t…

I got a pretty big kick out of this.

Have you had coffee today?

zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly. zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)
24”x36”, oil on canvas.
Zachary Johnson


I want one… I want one so badly.

zucherman:

Disappointed People Holding on to Guardrails  (Part II)

24”x36”, oil on canvas.

Zachary Johnson

I want one… I want one so badly.

clientsfromhell:

Client: We have decided we want to call our new website ‘_________.com’

Me: Unfortunately, the .com is already registered and in use. However, .net is available. That’s probably the best option unless you choose another name.

Client: Ah. Yeah, I don’t like the .net so much. I think I’ll just…

Gotta love these kinds of convorsations at work. Pretty sure everyone can empathize.

womensweardaily:

The Top 10 Craziest Runway Shoes

1. Celine

Yes. A thousand times yes.

nprfreshair:

Broccoli: + MRI + GIF = Awesomeness

About two years ago, Andy Ellison needed to test one of the MRI machines he works with at his job at Boston University Medical School. He reached for an orange. The result was stunning.

See more. [Images: Andy Ellison]

And then the broccoli became a beautiful flower. The End.

womensweardaily:

Betsey Johnson RTW Spring 2013

The designer’s vivid imagination and girl-power enthusiasm has always been boundless, but never was it more prevalent than at her spring show.  For More

See all of WWD.com’s RTW Spring 2013 Runway Coverage

And this is what I’ll be wearing to the grocery store.