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Of course, my shite camera does not do it proper justice but I swear that for $60 you ain't going to get anything half that nice anywhere else.
It took me a bit of digging to figure out what exactly I was looking at because I could only focus on half of the stuff on it (you can't see it all in the pics): W Hotel. Aloft. Shiny airsteam. Faux-woodie jeep. A case of over-branding maybe?
The absurdist nature of his stuff is great.
How perfect would these be in a kids room too? Not too sicky sweet but definitely adorable and, as a bonus, affordable so if they get hit with some projectile bodily fluids no one is going to cry.
Source: Beach Bungalow 8
Update: apparently I am just a complete perv. It seems the bunny is wearing a dress (at least according to the name of the image on Art.com) and not boxers. Of course, the gender of the rabbit is at least still in question so maybe I'm not totally off.
I love the mix of raw and modern. I'd like to think they'd admire my cinder block bookcase.
In Smithers, BC: "37.29 acres on corner of Walcott Road & Hwy 16 east of Telkwa with 2-2 bedroom older homes, 1400 sf main home has 2 bedrooms on main & open room upstairs. 1100 sf 2nd home. 936 sf with bay doors and 6600 sf barn with power and water, numerous stalls, milk ing boxes and hayloft. Property in 2 levels, fenced, not hayed in recent years, good grazing. 2 ponds on property & Thompson Creek Mountain views."
And by "commune" I mean farm-based benevolent dictatorship.