Dirtsa Studio makes pillows for people who love charts.

Maps, diagrams and all kinds of science-y  goodness in wearable form from the nonfictiontees Etsy store.

Inorganic Herbarium in an upcoming exhibit by Japanese artist Macoto Murayama that will be on display at the Frantic Gallery’s booth at the Art Stage Singapore Art Fair January 12-15.

This time we present exclusively large scale Botanical Diagrams by Murayama with a vast explanatory material on both botanical and technical context of his digital flowers. We will also show how the artist creates his works, beginning from vivisection of a real flower, photography, sketches and then software for 3-Dimensional drawings. For the first time, the original flowers used for the Botanical Diagrams will also be shown inside transparent vessels filled with formaldehyde.