Thursday, September 22, 2011

Old Pop Bottles glass on auction + "Trugrape" soda | JJ's Auction Service

JJ's Auction Service:
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Lot M324


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Sunday, September 18, 2011

Fall TV series: 38 Poster ads: Best of the Ads | EW.com

Fall TV Report Card: We Grade the Ads | Photo 1 of 38 | EW.com:


Christina Ricci in a series that seems to fit her character, and her figure, quite well


This woman is insane and highly detestable, thus very effective.
A jock version of Sandra Bernhard. Nice poster, weird TV.


More colors and patterns with Zooey Deschanel


House, M.D. Another crazy, psychotic character with endearing qualities
House (TV)
Nice angle


(Steven Vincent) Steve Buscemi in Boardwalk Empire

Boardwalk Empire - Season 1 Posters [11x17] (ShoptheShows.com)

Boardwalk Empire Atlantic City Gambling Poster [11x17] Boardwalk Empire Bathing Beauty Poster [11x17] Boardwalk Empire Vaudeville Poster [11x17] Boardwalk Empire Babette's Supper Club Poster [11x17] Boardwalk Empire King Neptune Poster [11x17]


Boardwalk Empire Poster [11x17] - Captures Atlantic City in the heydays of Prohibition
Do we care anymore? Did we care to begin with? Ashton Kutcher? That actually makes sense.
The title of the show never seemed appropriate for the characters.


See this article at Ad Week

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Thursday, September 15, 2011

The Landfillart Project – Turning Hubcaps into Works of Art

The Landfillart Project – Turning Hubcaps into Works of Art:

The Landfillart Project is an artistic endeavor that tries to get people thinking about the amount of trash they generate, by repurposing hubcaps as unique artworks. The idea was thought up by Ken Marquis, from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, who has spent the last three years convincing other artists from all the US states and 52 foreign countries to give old hubcaps the artistic treatment. Ken got the idea to use hubcaps while attending an auto show near Allentown, where a collection of 41 rusted wheel covers inspired and got him thinking they could be repurposed. He bought the entire cache for $82, and just a few weeks later acquired 1,000 more, from a collector in Quakertown.

`You want me to find a hubcap in my own country and pay for that, and you want me to pay for (the materials to make) this piece of great art, and then you want me to ship it to you at my expense, and then you want me to gift it to you? Am I understanding you correctly? OK, yeah, I’m in.’” “Artists get it”, Ken says.



Source: Associate Press via Artdaily
Photos via The Landfillart Project (check it out to see the whole collection)


The Landfillart Project – Turning Hubcaps into Works of Art was originally posted at OddityCentral.com

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