If Cats were Fonts

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If Cats were Fonts
All popular fonts are unique in their design, but what exactly do you prefer - a carefree Comic Sans or strict Helvetica? Frequently used human fonts are a reflection of his character. What if fonts were cats?

If Cats were Fonts

by vital | 3:58 AM in , , , , , , , |

If Cats were Fonts
All popular fonts are unique in their design, but what exactly do you prefer - a carefree Comic Sans or strict Helvetica? Frequently used human fonts are a reflection of his character. What if fonts were cats?

Adventures in the Miniature

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Adventures in the Miniature
What kind of world we find ourselves, if suddenly shrunk to the size of a matchbox. Through the efforts of Kurt Moses and his merry work it becomes possible. In a miniature world that he creates, we can trace the lives of tiny people. And their life is far from cloudless, and filled with many adventures and dangers.

After Gaining its Space

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After Gaining its Space
The project is "my space" by Liya Mairson - it's just heaven on earth for children. Well, tell me, do you have a child there was no traction to construct various tents, shelters, etc. of the material at hand? And then rraz! - And you're done)) Large cardboard box in front turns into a mini-game room for kids. Designed for children from 3 to 6 years.

Original Tanks for Oil and Vinegar

by vital | 5:05 AM in , , , , , , |

Original Tanks for Oil and Vinegar
Competent cooks know that no matter how delicious the food was not without a little seasoning, it remains unfinished, as if the story is not finished the last paragraph. Because the tables in cafes and restaurants, as well as modern kitchens, there are always salt and pepper, and we did an overview of the unusual.

Interesting Chess Style

by vital | 6:08 AM in , , , , , , |

Interesting Chess Style
 I have long wanted to cut a new set of chess. And cut yourself quietly. Unexpectedly, suddenly, he was ready. And, as always, in the process became not planned form. But if you never stray off course, to live is not interesting.

Professional Student

by vital | 5:59 AM in , , , , , , , |

Professional Student
His vision of women's faces - white porcelain skin and eyes, shaded by a black veil. Then, in the late '50s, it was incredible! Pictures of his eccentric models Serge Lyutens luck in Paris and shows the editor in chief of Vogue. He was immediately hired. Within 5 years he has worked with the magazine Vogue, build, images of models, such meters photography as Richard Avedon, Bob Richardson and Irving Penn.

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