This coin purse is a kitsch homage to the fortune cookie and, I must say, it was done in great fashion. The color and texture of the leather, the gold fastener and the fold in the fabric were cleverly crafted together to create a stylish replication of this great American treat. These coin purses even include a fortune!
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Believe it or not, there is actually a use for that old typewriter in the attic. Artist, Keira Rathbone, used this IBM Selectric to create these beautiful pieces of art. So, would you classify her work as prints, pictures or typings? I’m not sure, but I do know that she has found one creative way to produce beautiful art.
Sometimes a handmade gift (even a purchased handmade gift) is the way to go. I have attended my fair share of craft shows, which often have good gifts at a decent price. Or, at no cost (minus the materials) you can make your own one-of-a-kind creations. Here are some ideas that may inspire you this holiday season.
Some things are better left unchanged. Then, there are things that are better once they have been modified – boats, balls, bikes and trains, to name a few. There is no limit to how creative some people can be to separate themselves from the rest. Take a look at some extreme modifications Volkswagen enthusiasts have made to turn their vehicles from ordinary, to extraordinary.
Being creative doesn’t always have to be about individuality; sometimes a collective effort can mean just as much. These images are from around the world, all symbolizing love and good luck in relationships. The locks are adorned with the names or initials of couples, then locked alongside many others. The key is tossed away, so the locks can not be undone.
Many creative couples from around the world have sought out locations in Hungary, Russia, Italy, Germany, the Czech Republic and Japan to show their love by locking onto fences, fountains and lamp posts.
