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Via a French artist by the name of Surfap as spotted on the Joystick Division!

Hannah sends in this strange graffiti of what appears to be a crying flea? A hamster perhaps?  Does anyone have the lowdown on the artist who drew this?

Play Doh and Legos are hands down some of the best things ever invented. The design group ABGC must have thought the same when they began constructing this huge boardroom for an advertising agency in dublin. I need one of these as my computer desk. It would be cool to have your house or apartment furnished in one particular way but have random little things made legos in cased in glass. Like a table here, the frame of a mirror there. Just anything to break up the monotony and keep things playful.

The table consists of 22,742 pieces clicked together with traditional lego construction techniques (no glue), a 136mm grommet is located in its centre. It sits on a polished Stainless Steel square hollow section structure built by B.A. Engineering of Prussia St and is topped with a 10mm sheet of toughened glass manufactured by Action Glass.

Anyway, The video above sums up everything visually that cant be put into words. Enjoy!

Babelgum’s new series “Paredes Que Hablan: Talking Walls” features SEHER a street artist from Mexico.

In 16 episodes, Babelgum is serving up short profiles of a diverse range of artists who are making bold statements on the urban canvas in Argentina, Brazil and Mexico. The series goes from homes and studios to the streets to chronicle the works of both internationally known names and younger artists just getting a name in the underground in their respective cities. Included are San Paolo’s Nunca, who brings rural scenes to the frenzy of this Brazilian metropolis, Korean-born Argentine Nerf, who works in the 3D cubes, and Mexico City’s Struendo, a self-described “vandal graffitier” who discovered his love of the art form at the same time he undertook his other driving passion and occupation, wrestling! (Details on all 16 artists profiled in the series are below.)

Cody Hudson of Struggle Inc. talks about his recent work, and shows off his studio to the Walrus TV crew.