Recycled paper Art
22 Feb 2011 No Comments
I enjoyed checking out each piece created by this artist using recycled paper.
Special blog post dedicated to Origami girl back in London. (You know who you are 
).
DeepZoom the Argentinian style
22 Feb 2011 No Comments
When I saw this on the San Telmo Market in Buenos Aires I immediately remembered the projects we’ve been doing in my previous work at Microsoft with Creative Solutions Team. I couldn’t help myself and had to find out more about this ‘artwork’. After a brief chat with the creator, it turned out to be a photographer who uses mainly his photo collection to make these collages in Photoshop.
Mystery solved, I said to myself. I took couple of photos and moved on. I know that boys & girls at Creative Solutions will have fun seeing this post, so here it is ‘especially for you team’.
For those that would like to find out more about DeepZoom technology here is the link: microsoft.com/silverlight/deep-zoom/
The best milk in the world
20 Feb 2011 No Comments
I’ve seen this in the kitchen of my friends family living in Buenos Aires that I had a pleasure to visit.
So, the lose translation is following:
English: “The best milk in the world is the woman’s one… Packaging Says It All.”
Slovakian: “Najlepsie mlieko na svete je zenske… Vsimnete si to uz hned ako uvidite obal.”
Street advertising in Buenos Aires
19 Feb 2011 No Comments
There were couple of street advertisements that have caught my attention.
This first one was for me the best I’ve seen while strolling through the streets. It’s clean, cute and tells the message well.
This second one made me laugh out loud while waiting for train inside one of the Subte (metro / tube / subway) station. Let me tell you that design didn’t impress me at all. It was the additional text that some ‘creative or frustrated’ person wrote on top of it with black marker.
Text goes like this: ‘cada persona es un mundo = each person is a world’
hand written marker text: ‘de mierda = of shit’
I don’t know about you, but it made me appreciate the variations one could interpret this message.
Breast-feeding Virgin Marry or things you could witness in San Telmo Market
16 Feb 2011 No Comments
Finally I’ve seen religious statue that I like. Virging Marry in her full glory looking after Jesus. Who ever made this little statue has my respect! I also find out that Vatican approves breast-feeding images of Virgin Marry, so I should be safe from any inquisition, right!?
Next I came across this TV bellow. I think photos explain it all. Made me smile big time. Anyone needs second-hand TV?
Lots of other cool stuff to be found on the Sunday Market.
