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On FreeRice.com you can take a 'quiz' on English language. It teaches you a lot about English words and... for every word you guess right, 20 grains of rice are sent into the world. Who pays for this you might ask? Well, the advertisers do!
Came across this initiative at Lost At E Minor and couldn't help but share. Isn't this GREAT? Would love to set up something like this one day too. What's better than to help other people who really need it, by doing something fun at the same time?
Check out this interesting campaign for the homeless in Portugal, created by Vitae International:
Found at Guerilla-innovation.
At PingMag, I came across Mari Kubota's illustrations. Especially the eyes are a very sophisticated piece of art in the works...
Discovered this art by Julie Morstad and I love it:
Been quite busy making some more pillows this evening. After dinner I grabbed my textiles, sewing machine and other stuffies... Couldn't wait to start. Some photos of the process:
Made a dotted black and white pillow for my friend's birthday. Found it so lovely, I just needed to make more... This was actually my inspiration for some hard work :-)
And then some others, while I was at it:
They look a bit strange still, as they are not ready to sell yet. Of course. When I've finished them, they will be up on the frunzel site (soon!)...
Check out what I found at TheCoolhunter.net:
This is a campaign running in Australia to warn people that wear headphone when they walk around on the streets... Creative idea, I like it!
Anorak Magazine has been launched in UK first and is now also available in US. Just love the creativity and style, this is definitely inspirarational for me! There website is set up very nice as well. Hope it inspires you too...
Discovered on Book by it's cover.
Maybe you've heared it before, but I just came across this initiative at Springwise.com. Swiss grannies knit your socks on demand, handmade to suit your wishes.
Isn't it fabulous? My grandmother also makes very nice things, so why not make more people happy than just her grandkids? Like it! Discover more about NetGranny on their website.
Just love this new art piece (canvas) by Chistian Junghanns:
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