Real Life is Rubbish, 2002: Image via: Pantherhouse

British-born and -based artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster skilfully skirt the boundaries between beauty and the shadowier aspects of humanity, playing with our perceptions as well as our notions of taste. Many of their most notable pieces are made from piles of rubbish, with light projected against them to create a shadow image entirely different to that seen when looking directly at the deliberately disguised pile.

Dirty White Trash (With Gulls), 1998

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The photo above shows White Trash (With Gulls), one of Webster and Noble’s earliest trash-based pieces. Six months’ worth of household waste plus a pair of dead seagulls comprise the heap of refuse. It’s no accident that it took the couple a further six months to make the piece, during which time they were eating and consuming – as you do. On the wall, the shadow figure self-portraits of the artists take a break with a cigarette and a glass of wine.

Real Life is Rubbish, 2002

Image via: Pantherhouse

Less within the domain of disgust, the trash pile in Real Life Is Rubbish is constructed out of studio instead of everyday waste. Tools that the artists would eventually run out of – like a screwdriver that serves as Noble’s nose – and discarded items such as used up brass polish are piled together. Out of the apparent jumble of chaos, two perfectly formed silhouettes of the artists emerge.

HE/SHE, 2003

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That the next piece, entitled HE/SHE, looks to display shadows of Noble and Webster urinating is less shocking given that the artists have often chosen to deal with ostensibly cruder themes in their collaborative work. Having met whilst studying at university in Nottingham in the late ’80s, the couple later moved to London, where they gained a reputation for being rebels of the art scene, not content with the position of artist as celebrity.

HE/SHE, daylight view

Image via: Pantherhouse

Notwithstanding their distaste for the conventional, Webster and Noble’s sculptures and installations are not only brilliantly conceived but consummately executed. The second image above of HE/SHE shows more clearly the junk sculpture from which the image of Noble emerges in the light of the projector.

Metal Fucking Rats With Heart Shaped Tail, 2007

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Not all of Noble and Webster’s work uses low grade materials drawn from the rubbish dump or the scrap yard – like this welded scrap metal piece of rat love. No, some of it borrows from the aesthetics of the shopping mall or the Las Vegas light show, with flashing displays and gaudy neon inspired by some of the most crass that culture has to offer. As far as the artists are concerned, it’s all worth recycling.

Dark Stuff, 2008

Image: Jose Luis RDS

Yet the idea of reusing materials to create art gets one of its most visceral treatments in this last piece. Casting the by now familiar shadows of the artists’ profiled heads – severed and impaled on spikes in this case – the sculptures are composed of various mummified animals. A nod, perhaps, to aspects of popular culture like vulgar living history, it’s another work by this irreverent pair that might mean you now look at all kinds of trash and waste in a rather different light.

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Ski Jump Toilets for Georgia Max Coffee (Japan), allows everyone to feel like a ski jumper at the top of the ramp

Schizophrenia awareness: “Schizophrenia can be treated. Seek help.”

This paper towel holder was used for the Save the Trees awareness campaign (Shanghai).
They changed the covers on these holders every other day to show the damage begin done to trees by using paper towels.

ESPN: “Soccer is good everywhere, but it is much better on ESPN channels.”

Natan Jewelry Shop (Sao Paulo, Brazil)

Axe: “Turn nice girls naughty”. The stickers were placed in the main discotheques’ bathrooms of Montevideo (Uruguay).

Mini Cooper: “Test your handling skills”

Wash Your Hands: “92% of guys say they washed. 34% were lying.”

Skateboarding Lessong

WWF: Tree Toilet roll

Everyday we have alot of companies in our surroundings who are advertising their products, services, business etc and trying to inform the public or their target audience about them. Sometimes they are just an advertisement but some companies works very hard to make their promotional / advertisement campaign very unique, striking and successful. There must be innovation and creativity involve in any successful creative advertisement campaign. Today, I am starting a series of Extremely Creative Advertisement I have Ever Seen and this is a first post of the series in which I have collected 28 extremely creative advertisement images. Just take a look at them.

Beretta Heating System

BBC World – See both sides of the story

BAJAJ DTS Si

Cemex – Fast Drying Concrete

Esselunga

COOPS PAINTS

Dealer Track – Tools for a competitive advantage

CNN

Fila

Harley Davidson

Heinz Ketchup – No one grows ketchup like this

Firefox – Always use protection

WWF – World Wild Life

Volkswagen – Comfort at work

Ginsana – Lacking Energy?

jobsintown – Life’s too short for the wrong job.

Dunkin Donut – Once you taste it, you can stop!

Levi’s Copper Jeans

Nissan – True style

Post It

Metalatex Colors

TURKCELL

Sony Playstation Retry

Hush Puppies

BMW – Don’t drink and drive

Volunteers Needed for Red Cross

World Wild Life – The future is man made

Safedriver – Things look different when you are drunk

Wallpaper is probably the most important component of every person’s computer (Although they don’t actually have any function, nor contribute to the system performance). I personally found that I get tons of inspiration and motivation from my collection of wallpaper. Anyway, they’re the first thing to see what I turn my computer on!

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That’s it for this post! Hope you enjoy those wallpaper

Till next time, have a great day!

We don’t often think about it, but we actually live on a beautiful planet. It would be a shame to destroy all of this. Some photographers tried to capture the essence of this beauty. I hope that these beautiful photographs can inspire you as much as they inspired me. Enjoy!

Cities can be a great source of inspiration. Some artists try to capture this inspiration in photographs. This can sometimes lead to amazing results. In this article you’ll find a lot of beautiful city photographs and you’ll also see a lot of variety in these photographs. Every picture represents a unique situation. I hope that this pictures will inspire you as much as they’ve inspired me.