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You do not have to be 17 to decide to make a tattoo that represents you- tattoos are no longer just a extremist act done by extremists teenagers, but today they can really express a work of art. There are thousands of tattoos artists all around the world, and some of them are considered very important artists, because just as an arhitect or a painter, they leave something behind, once their work is done. I, myself,decided these days it is time to make an tattoo- I think now I am mature enough to make something I wonțt get bored of and something that really represents me. You may just want to make a surprize to your future husband or even a special gift to you.

Here is a site where you can find thousands of tattoos models,from black and white to colored ones, from angels, butterflies and asian signs to old school tattoos and fantasy models-interested?
See this http://www.tattooartists.org. 

Even though you may not live in London and you are not aware of the modern art that, the so- entitled artist-Barsky is doing, you may still appreciate this kind of “unsual” art. Here is very short summary: his identity is not known even now by common people, but the man seems to be a living legend among the ones that appreciate the graffiti art- there has been a long fight whether his drawings are art or not, but one thing is certain: his activity represents the present of the 21th century and he is very much appreciated worldwide.

Besides getting arrested very often, he got his signature on many important cities all around the planet on good money and now his work got really famous and his style quite unique (so beware if you see the Bansky signature!). He has painted streets, walls, bridges and zoos of towns and cites throughout the world and managed to be arrested in many of them too.

However, now there is a very long-awaited collection of old and new pieces from London’s most famous graffiti artist distills the finest of the subversive’s conceptual work  available on the market, so if you call yourself, a non-conformist person, here is  the best  gift for your “art culture”. All his work is put together  for the first time, old and new drawings, in a fully illustrated colour volume. Enjoy!

If you are one of those excited sports fans or movie entuziasts, here is the new best thing for you: there is a new range of framed limited edition Film Cell and Sports Cell presentations available on the market.Each presentation bears a metal nameplate engraved with the title of the film or sport event, and shows the limited edition number. Perspex covers the front and back to enable the cells to be visible from all angles. Each framed presentation also comes with a certificate of authenticity guaranteeing the the authenticity of the cells.

Besides being very limited in number, the presentations feature hand selected strips or single cells of original 35mm film, mounted with a photo of the star or a scene from the film. For the sports cell, each comes complete with hand picked 35mm cells, 6in x 4in images of the sports personality or team. A very exclusive aquisition that suits perfectly a game room or a home cinema.

Are you a chocolate maniac? I am for sure! So, for those of you that can be named chocolate addicts, here is a very special course available: learn the art of the chocolatier and create your own delicacies on this great course! The course offers superb training and a fascinating insight into the world of chocolate. You will have the opportunity to gain hands on experience in making exquisite chocolates (which you can take away with you at the end of your experience). Then, all you have to do is put into practice what you have learned and amaze your friends.

After finishing this course, you will be  issued with a voucher valid for 10 months. There will be a maximum of 20 participants on your course. Please note that the minimum age for this experience is 14 years old and the locations where this course it taking place are Manchester and London.Your experience will last between two and a half to three hours in total.

We all have to admit it that the time when love letters and postacards were writen and send via the old-fashioned post way is kind of gone- today we all send e-mail postcards or anything that can be shared via the famous www. Well, in spite of all this I found a certain type of postcards that are really one-of-a-kind even though you have to send them via post- wooden postcards!

You can buy the simple wood card, with no message on it and simply carve it with a knife or key in any form you want and write any words that are to impress the receiver. You can aslo put stamps on it or, if you are a creative guy, go back to the Flinstone years and write the message with sharped rocks. I find this to be a very unique small gift with an amazing impact.

Are you among those people with a stressful job, working sometimes 10 to 12 hours per day, and when you come home from work, you just can not support any annoying, small sound that may appear- a door scratching, a dog barking on the street or the neighbor at 2 listening to some punk-rock music. If, at least, once in a lifetime you felt like this (I am sure you have), I will share with you my latest discovery: Emiliana Torrini.

In little words, this Icelandic singer launched on the market in the early 1994 (shame on me that I discovered her music just now) but gained success just in the ‘99 when she launched her 4th album “Love in the time of science” followed by “Fisherman’s Woman” -another great album- in 2005. Emiliana also sang the Gollum’s song for the Lord of the Rings II: The Two Towers movie and was very much appreciated for her interpretation. Very often she is compared to Bjork (also from Iceland) but her style is quite different, and she is succeeded to differentiate herself from the better know singer, Bjork, creating her own style. The music she sings is relaxing and mild and her videos are truly original. In 2006, she was nominated for the Icelandic Music Awards held in Reykjavik at four categories and she won at three of them.

You should try this “cure” in one of those moments when you would do anything to get the stress out- for me it really works.

Below you have a selection of 10 crazy gadgets (which represent only the introduction into this magic world) that made a lot of fuss all around the world and some of them are more than appreciated for being not only weird, but also very imaginative and funny. Have a look and make your pick!

  The Isis Puzzle has arrived to Denmark and it is said to be the hardest puzzle in history. So have Smithers massage your brain and get them little gray cells in gear because there is money at stake. A lot of money!

In ancient Egyptians believed that Isis was the goddess of magic and mystic. And “mystic” is the word that covers this ball the best.Similar to the cryptex, made famous via the Da Vinci Code, this fantastic golden metal ball has lapis blue dials that can be twisted to 360 degrees. But where the cryptex has latin letters on its dials, the Isis ball has hieroglyphs both on the dials and ball. How these are to be positioned are no where near obvious and there can be predicted a lot of frustrations and head aches for the ones that try to solve its mistery! Inside the ball it is said that you will find a unique key that will open o ne of five golden pyramids, hidden all over Denmark. In order to find these pyramids you will have to register a code found inside the Isis ball, and thereby get access to “Blue World”. Inside Blue World you will find a map shoving the locations of all the pyramids along with clues to the precise location. If you are you are the first to find and open a golden pyramid you will win a gold coin which is quite worth it! If you are not the first, don’t dispair. All following finders will win a silver coin that can be used in the quest for the main price. So grab your hat and whip…It’s treasure hunt time! More about the Isis ball here: http://www.isisadventure.com/start/index.php

Being decided to reform the art’s
sense, Walter Martin and Paloma Muniz created snow globes with different scenes,most of them strange but interesting at a nearer view.Lately, they created a limited edition of spooky and sensitive snow globes that can make a good impression to everyone.

There are only 250 in each series and they are sailed at the price of $750 each.

The Brush Strokes Hangar was designed by Tom Forrester and is made from a paintbrush that appears to be stuck to the wall. Because it’s solidly attached can be used to hang coats, bags, umbrellas or other odds and ends. The brush also can serve as a surrealist piece of artwork. But the brush doesn’t come alone, it comes with a “Pantone paint strip,” in the color of your choice, which adheres to the wall above the brush bristles.