Showing posts with label fake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fake. Show all posts
Seat Savers
Never lose your seat ever again! Seat Savers, come in the form of spilled coffee, a spoon/cup of molten ice cream, paint brush and a few others. You can find the Seat Savers at Jeremy's Place where all kinds of foods and beverages are turned quite realistically into plastic!
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Ceci N'est Pas Un Livre
Having a French book among your other books might impress some people. Having this book 'Ceci n'est pas un livre' (which translates into: 'This is not a book') is specially impressive, cause it's not really a book, it's actually a fake book that attaches securely to your wall and holds your real books, giving them an impressive floating effect.
Buy it here.
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Full-Fat Milk Doorstop
UK designer Duncan Shotton aims to relive the tradition of milk delivery with his Full-Fat Milk Doorstop.
This simple design is made from a glass bottle filled with solid white resin that looks like milk. The top is sealed with a re-enforced foil and the base is held in place with a transparent anti-slip disc. The whole piece weighs a hefty 1.2kg that keeps doors in their place.
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Bright Crinkle Cups
You must've all noticed by now the trend of fake paper and plastic cups going ceramic. I personally can't get enough of those. Add to the list these bright crinkled cups. I guess we're moving on from the white to the colorful ceramic now.
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Not Paper Plates

These faux paper plates will give you the same old fashioned look of a paper plate but are made of melamine i.e sturdy and re-usable. Faux plastic cups are available too!
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Advertising Billboard Hacking



In case you don't Advertising Billboard Hacking is a form of street art. The project “Don’t forget…”, photographed in a subway station in Berlin, reminds us of how fake are. Photoshop interface boxes and tools to are simply posted juxtaposed to remind us that the photos were heavily airbrushed.
via designer-daily
Labels:
advertising,
art,
berlin,
billboards,
fake,
hacking,
photoshop,
street,
subway
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