In this series, Chris Mottalini documents the intriguing variety of home-built school bus shelters in Buffalo, New York. From the photographer's statement:
“Parents build these sentry-like structures in order to protect their children fron the brutal Buffalo winters. Though these fascinating examples of amateur architecture are created for a specific need, over time that need diminishes and the structures become merely part of their surroundings.”
You can view the rest of the images in Mottalini's portfolio.
By Mark Bell @ 12:07
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Mogees is a fascinating project which turns almost any surface into a playable electronic instrument, using only a contact microphone and some clever software.
By Mark Bell @ 12:05
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I've just been browsing some of Patricio Betteo's superb illustration work, a huge amount of which is viewable in his gallery at DeviantArt. Check out more of his unique art here.
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By Mark Bell @ 12:30
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By Mark Bell @ 12:23
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Model maker Randy Hage has been preserving some of New York City's iconic vintage storefronts, by recreating them in the form of meticulously detailed scale models. Take a look at the comparison images, which show just how painstakingly detailed these models really are.
You can read an interview with Randy Hage at Jeremiah's Vanishing New York; check out more images and other projects on Flickr.
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By Mark Bell @ 12:15
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