For anyone interested, I set up a Flickr set of title art from Miyazaki’s Ponyo on the Cliff by the Sea. Obviously, it’s just not the same as seeing it in motion, but I love the color and the form. ハム!

Tellart intern Mike Clare has created a recipe and tutorial for augmented reality cookies.

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If you were here, I’d be home now. Part of the A Love Letter For You public art project by Steve Powers and the City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program.

Check out the list of all completed murals. The one above is found at 5101 Market St.

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With so much sophistication in so few lines, the work of designer Noma Bar is sublime.

Bar’s work is also available in a new book, Negative Space, from Mark Batty Publisher. The book contains many full-page illustrations from Bar’s portfolio, as well as spreads from his sketchbook.

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Mano del Desierto (Hand of the Desert) is an 11-meter-tall hand protruding from the Chilean Atacama Desert. Native sculptor Mario Irarrázabal completed the monument in 1992.

Check out the Flickr search results for Mano del Desierto.

Also, if you haven’t yet browsed the most excellent Atlas Obscura, you should.

Interesting minimalist Plus Bike concept by Fabio Bortolani and Ermanno Righi of Dovetusai Studio. Note that the front and rear lights are both contained in the horizontal tube.

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Wonderful images of the Siberian Lake Baikal by photographer Matthieu Paley.

Paley’s work was featured in Serko, a book (and film) telling the true story of equestrian Dmitri Peshkov and his horse, Serko. The duo rode 200 days and 9,000 kilometers from Blagoveshchensk, Siberia, to Saint Petersburg, Russia, 1889-1890.

Paley recounts his experience to Outside Magazine.

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Very cute Mega Man-inspired Street Fighter IV sprites by SpeedBrkr.

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