Stop it? I don’t even want to imagine it. Gross.

We have reached Peak Slogan. There are now no more usable phrases. Sorry.

Colombian Protest Makeup

egokornus:

Anchorena, Abasto, Buenos Aires.

(via hostelcolonial)

rouflaquette:

The Bookbike.

(Source: oedipeisyourlove, via ofbooksandbees)

simko:

Fire with Fire installation by Isabelle Hayeur…

Although it might look like it, this building isn’t actually on fire. The conflagration is a choreographed art installation by Isabelle Hayeur in Downtown Eastside, Vancouver. The fire is created  via video projectors and 3 blu-ray players. The effect, however, is completely realistic. Watch the video to see the ignition to all out 5 alarm. (via)

Two thumbs down on Amorosas, Costa Rica 2010

Not enough water to go around in the hot springs?, Costa Rica 2010

Billboard, Costa Rica 2010

saddest-summer:

aqua roof (by * tathei *)

sumfight:

This sign is actually a pretty clever idea

(Source: sumfight)

(Source: lowpresssure, via apoplecticelectric)

The man inside the box was the yoga master at Guang Yin Yoga, one of roughly 160 yoga clubs in Shanghai.

Membership at the club had been dwindling for the past four years, and so Guang Yin went to its agency, Shanghai Hot Idea Advertising, and asked for a cheap alternative media campaign that would help increase membership. The goal was to gain 300 new members.

SHIA came up with the idea of the yogi in a box for a visible demonstration of just how flexible membership at the club can make you.

First the agency measured the yogi when he was curled tightly in a ball, his legs folded beneath his torso. The box was built to those specifications and made out of wood.

For two weeks, the yogi spent a couple hours per day in the box, handing out the club’s business cards.

More than 2,000 people paid a visit to the club, and 682 of them signed up for a new membership, far surpassing Guang Yin’s hopes.

laughingsquid:

Wooster Collective: Seen On The Streets Of Buenos Aires