Lovely dioramas called ‘ No Country For Small Men ‘ by Flickr user F/28. Click here to view more.

Centro Abierto de Actividades Ciudadanas in Cordoba, Spain is a project by ParedesPino Architects. ” Its location close to the railway station of the AVE high speed train in Cordoba city can take advantage of this gap as a unique opportunity, giving the character and scale necessary to assume as a new focus of interest not only confined to the neighborhood, but as a magnet in conjunction with the city. We opted for a solution that allows a wide variety of uses. It offers a covered area, protected from the weather, which will house a temporary market two days a week and other activities at other times. It therefore poses a solution based on prefabricated circular elements that vary in height and diameter and arranged in a flexible manner to allow a similar vision of an urban forest of shadows. On each day the parasols are mounted on platforms at work and then rise about three units. The parasols also solve the artificial lighting in the same item and allow drainage of water inside. The provision at different heights (4 to 7 meters) and diameters (7 to 15 meters) and deck the different colors (7 colors), allows assessment of different behaviors compared to light and air movement between parts. ”

‘ SEILER (Sylar) is an award winning artist specializing in portraits, character design, and humorous illustration. Some of his clients include TIME magazine, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Penguin Group, GOLF magazine, Guitar Player, The Weekly Standard, Business Week, MAD magazine and the Village Voice, among many others. SEILER also teaches drawing and painting high end caricature illustration at Schoolism.com ‘ Link here.

Ibán Ramón has some pretty amazing photographs. Check out his Flickr page and website to see more.

MYDNA is a smart and elegant remake of the simple shelf typology but with a twist. MYDNA is a chic and contemporary storage system inspired by the DNA concept in two different ways, fist its sophisticated, organic and stylish structure in the shape of double helix and second with a metaphorical statement which establish that everything you place on its shelves define a significant part of your personal identity. Producer: Joel Escalona Studio.

Jess Hirsch lives and works in Portland Oregon and received her Bachelors in Drawing from Lewis and Clark College in 2007. She grew up in rural Minnesota swimming until the lake froze over and making movies in the woods. She set out for Portland in 2003 to be the near the mountains and ocean. Her work spans from delicate graphite drawing to large-scale sculpture. She is co-founder of Homeschool, a nomadic art gallery based in Portland, and co-creator of the Portland Healing Project, a healing workshop series and online resource for artists and low-income families to find affordable healthcare through alternative medicine.

The Number House located in Osaka, Japan designed by Matsunami Mitsutomo. Click here to view more images.

Feast your eyes on Gary Anderson’s colorful paintings. Enjoy! Link here.

Anastassia Elias is a painter, collage artist and illustrator, based in Paris. She illustrated two books and participated in several exhibitions in France, including Paris. Check out her work here. Thank you Will for the link! Kiss!