Regular readers will be aware of our love of abandoned buildings. Our most recent find is this series of abandoned shopping malls in the U.S. Vast empty spaces which speak volumes about consumerism and waste.
Rolling Acres Mall, 2008Photography by Brian Ulrich
Belz Factory Outlet Mall, 2009Photography by Brian Ulrich
Richland Mall, 2009Photography by Brian Ulrich
Randall Park Mall, 2008Photography by Brian Ulrich
Summer, Dixie Square Mall, 2009Photography by Brian Ulrich
Last week I discovered an epic collection of Russian matchbox labels, there are so many good ones you could easily lose a day on this site. The birds and architectural versions are a real delight.
Courtesy of matchlabel.com
Courtesy of matchlabel.com
Courtesy of matchlabel.com
Courtesy of matchlabel.com
Courtesy of matchlabel.com
Matthias Schaller has photographed the palettes of the most iconic painters, revealing a little about how they work and, of course, the colours they loved.
Vincent van Gogh's PaletteCourtesy of Matthias Schaller
Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec's PaletteCourtesy of Matthias Schaller
Edvard Munch's PaletteCourtesy of Matthias Schaller
Henri Matisse's PaletteCourtesy of Matthias Schaller
Wassily Kandinsky's PaletteCourtesy of Matthias Schaller
Our new instafollow this week is Belarusian artist Tatiana Khlopkova. Her feed is full of witty ideas using everyday objects and her imagination.
Courtesy of @tlhlopkova
Courtesy of @tlhlopkova
Courtesy of @tlhlopkova
Courtesy of @tlhlopkova
Courtesy of @tlhlopkova
Comedian Kim Noble has started a project whereby he amends street signs, as he sees fit. First up is this brilliant edition, which can be viewed in Brockley, S.E. London.
