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A Beautiful Mess Wedding | 100 Layer Cake
A Beautiful Mess is one of my favourite DIY websites, and her wedding is just amazing. Full of DIYs (of course!) and bright colours, every part is a reflection of her style. I particularly love the bridesmaid’s outfits - those coloured tights are the coolest! There is also a great DIY on how to re-create Elsie’s boutonnieres. Click through to be inspired!
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“What is the difference between a package and a kitchen utensil? Sometimes the line can be thin in between the two. Here’s a package that offers a second life storage for tea bags, bulk and powder. The three options are available in three different formats and three essence of wood: cedar, walnut and ebony. The teas come from the wood of American Indians and containers evoke the purity of wood and forest.”
This concept was design by Marie-Andrée Pelletier Cyr.
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Artist Xia Xiaowan - 3D paintings on glass.
Xia Xiaowan has been preoccupied for years with the problem of representing three dimensions on a flat surface. For him, the Western solution—with lines of perspective converging on a vanishing point—is powerful but inadequate. After much experimenting, he decided to approach the question from the opposite direction and build flat images into a three-dimensional one. He divides a picture into layers, draws each section in coloured pencil on a sheet of tinted glass, then stacks the sheets one in front of the other.
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