Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blog. Show all posts
They Draw & Cook
They Draw & Cook is a cooking blog with a collection of illustrated recipes submitted by a variety of artists, designers, illustrators and cooks.
The recipes from the blog are eventually going to be compiled into an illustrative cookbook
For those of you that are interested in submitting your own illustrated recipe, take a look at the submission page.
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Michel Dines In Hell: A Halloween Project
So guys, get this. My friend Michel is one of the craziest people I know and I absolutely love him for it.
His latest insanity is a 65 day halloween costume project/challenge to transform his body from an unfit blob (98.5kgs) to lean and muscular 85kg one, to be able to pull off dressing up as King Leonidas on Halloween.
You see, he just absolutely adores the movie 300. He always has. He's watched it over 50 times, knows all the lines by heart and lives his life based on all that he could learn from that movie. What pushed him over the edge you say? Well, on his last birthday, which wasn't too long ago, he got a Spartan helmet as a gift and thats when he just went totally berserk!
He decided to BECOME Leonidas (or as close to him as possible) in time for Halloween.
The stuff he goes through is just CRAZY! He put his body through so much strain and pressure but he was determined to do it. He even had to go to the hospital a few times! And so, he started a blog called Michel Dines In Hell '10 where he blogs about his daily adventures, fitness, nutrition among other fun stuff.
Now, with only a few more days left to go, check out the results; body, beard, tan etc.
The determination, the will power. Its definitley awe-inspiring.
Awesome! Im so proud of him :D
Featured Work: Maya Zankoul
Fellow blogger/designer Maya Zankoul has been in the spotlights lately for her admirable work, posted daily on her blog Maya's Amalgam. Maya just sketches her funny, everyday experiences that usually many of us here in Lebanon can identify with.
"Maya Zankoul, a 22-year-old graphic designer from the southern village of Hasbaya, had had it with work one day when she decided to let out her frustration on an online blog. She drew sketches of her ideas spontaneously, unaware that the images posted on her blog also conveyed grievances shared by the youth of the country." - Now Lebanon, in an article published on their website.
You can also watch an interview that Maya recently had with Al Hurra Television.
Here are some snapshots from Maya's blog. You must check it out!
"Maya Zankoul, a 22-year-old graphic designer from the southern village of Hasbaya, had had it with work one day when she decided to let out her frustration on an online blog. She drew sketches of her ideas spontaneously, unaware that the images posted on her blog also conveyed grievances shared by the youth of the country." - Now Lebanon, in an article published on their website.
You can also watch an interview that Maya recently had with Al Hurra Television.
Here are some snapshots from Maya's blog. You must check it out!
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