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The Ultimate MS Paint

If you thought Microsoft Paint was for drawing ugly pattern-filled rectangles and saving them as .BMPs, think again. These insane images were created entirely with MS Paint and a Logitech Laser Mouse.

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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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Incredible 3D Chalk Drawings

Mr. Hou is a talented Chinese artist famous for his memorable 3D drawings.
For his creative street art, internet fans have labeled him the "Chalk God"

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Tiny Landscape In The Coffee Cup

At first sight, it will appear to be a used uncleaned cup of coffee, but the stain inside is actually a drawing of a landscape (see a larger image here), featuring a dancing girl, birds, flowers and grass.

Buy it here.

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Tickette

Product designers Tal Margalit and Ellia Nattel join forces to become Tickette.
This design duo aims to offer unique products from a different point of view.

They have launched two main collections – Word Charm and Doodle Jewelry.

The first collection, Word Charm, is made of words that literally define the jewelry. The duo used text to create the actual pieces of the jewelry, so for example the pendant on a necklace is comprised of the word “necklace” and its meaning.

The second collection — Doodle Jewelry — captures the spirit and lightness of hand drawn doodles and transforms them into fine jewelry.

All of the pieces are made and designed by Tickette in stainless steel, silver or gold plated or color coated in black or red.

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Constrained Ball

Drawing aid created by korean product designer Giha Woo. Once attached to the pen, this device helps to draw straight lines without using a ruler, measuring the drawn distance at the same time.

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Architect's Blueprint Paperweight

Three-dimensional wit for the desktop and a delightful way to hold down papers. Tibor Kalman's typically clever style is evident in this rigid silk-screened vinyl paperweight, hand-crumpled and wrapped around a steel weight. Clever blueprint whimsy features a replica of an architectural drawing.

Buy it here.

Band Coasters by RetroWhale

Retrowhale illustrates band names in the literal sense, as in a drawing of a dude with a Radio for a head. Band Coasters by Retrowhale have a laid back hand-drawn style that works really well with the subject matter.

Check it out.

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Black And White Whimsical Illustrations by Johanna Basford

Johanna Basford creates intricate drawings of imagined botanicals intertwined with a flutter of butterflies giving a traditional ‘Damask’ a contemporary edge.

She graduated from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art in Dundee in 2005 and DKNY installed her ‘Crazy Botanic’ wallpaper in their Bond Street store in the DKNY &Wallpaper* New Designers showcase during London Fashion Week in the same year.

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