‘Shout out’ to all Lego geeks for what must be their dream job – as posted over on the Creative Review blog:
Lego are auditioning for a Model Builder to work in the Legoland Discovery Centre, opening in Manchester next year… Open auditions for the UK’s first Centre, which will open in March next year in Mancheser, are set to be held at the city’s Lowry Hotel on 27 November.
Let’s hope there talent such as that regularly featured over on Brothers Brick turns up:
For example Alex Schranz’s (Orion Pax) newest work looks like graffiti, but is actually a LEGO creation.
Do you have you to take your own bricks to Lego auditions?
Now I am in no mood to be triffled with at the moment but still… Abitabite is one of the random Etsy accounts I have found in a while. Even I don’t get the bacon connection either!
I am a more than little in love with this Bambi light – I am hoping that if I live on beans for a few weeks I can treat myself (it is £99) – it’s from Caravan who have a shop next to the Mother (as in advertising agency) branded newsagent.
Greetings muggles this is an magical piece of design – inspired by Harry Potter, this universal remote reacts to a series of different hand movement for each function such as the two shown below. Yes just like if you were at Hogwarts learning magic. This is so coooooool (but clearly bound to get annoying after a week or so).
Let’s not go into the reasons why, still in November (not even the last week), my Christmas tree is up and lit up like Vegas. That said I expect everyone normal is a few weeks behind me on that front so here is some inspiration for your own tree - buy all your random baubles at Bronners!
I particularly like the M&M dressed up as a NASCAR driver. And also who can forget that traditional Christmas image of an alligator in black vest and shoes, or a santa hunter with a gun.
This is DISGUSTING, and I am posting to help whip up the internet storm to stop this practice being allowed. The outrage has already got a fair old head of steam on it but it all helps…
A new food craze in China shows a carp’s body cooked, whilst but its head is wrapped in a wet cloth to keep it breathing before being served alive to diners. The video is pretty hardcore so don’t watch it if in any doubt – I’ll be honest in saying the details were enough for me and I know I won’t be able to stomach it. Show how repulsed you are by this over at PETA.
Seriously what the fuck is wrong with some people – grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Treasure Chests is a book by Mel Norman and Arthur Benwood which was published by Alexion Corp in 1967. The book compiles retouched pictures of female breasts, so it’s full of beautiful ladies with three or four breasts, breasts that pop up from the lower part of the abdomen, or even from the back.
I got a lovely e-mail yesterday from Kristin Tercek who updated me about her new work. Kristin’s Rigor Mortis toys were one of my first posts when I started this blog 11 months ago.
Now I promise a post on her paintings soon – but I also just had to share a picture of her husbands tattoo too. A rather cool (and to be fair not small) tattoo of her name on his head.
‘Shout out’ to all Lego geeks for what must be their dream job – as posted over on the Creative Review blog: Lego are auditioning for a Model Builder to work in the Legoland Discovery Centre, opening in Manchester next year… Open auditions for the UK’s first Centre, which will open in March next year in [...]
I am a more than little in love with this Bambi light – I am hoping that if I live on beans for a few weeks I can treat myself (it is £99) – it’s from Caravan who have a shop next to the Mother (as in advertising agency) branded newsagent. [...]
Greetings muggles this is an magical piece of design – inspired by Harry Potter, this universal remote reacts to a series of different hand movement for each function such as the two shown below. Yes just like if you were at Hogwarts learning magic. This is so coooooool (but clearly bound to get annoying after [...]
Let’s not go into the reasons why, still in November (not even the last week), my Christmas tree is up and lit up like Vegas. That said I expect everyone normal is a few weeks behind me on that front so here is some inspiration for your own tree - buy all your random baubles [...]
A win win situation here: a) I am yet to find a post that seems more suited to this blog b) a) It has cheered me up about mine As you may have guessed I HEART this Friday-esque post from Lost At E Minor: Treasure Chests is a book by Mel Norman and Arthur Benwood which was published by [...]
I got a lovely e-mail yesterday from Kristin Tercek who updated me about her new work. Kristin’s Rigor Mortis toys were one of my first posts when I started this blog 11 months ago. Now I promise a post on her paintings soon – but I also just had to share a picture of her husbands [...]
Do you have you to take your own bricks to Lego auditions?
