Insane

I’m afraid of heights. And of lots of other things as well. When I’m on instagram though, I’m attracted to urban explorers’ accounts. They climb skyscrapers and monuments, and take pictures of their feet, casually dangling above the abyss. They are chill and happy. I’m like ‘GET THE F*CK OFF YOU INSANE PIECE OF SH*T!!’.
Anyway, The Creators Project wrote a nice article about the fascinating urbex scene. A scene that makes you see the world, and some crazy people that inhabit it, from a truly unique angle.

Photo credits (from top to bottom)
– row 1: https://www.instagram.com/roof_topper/
– row 2: https://www.instagram.com/mustangwanted/
– row 3: https://www.instagram.com/midnight.xpress/
– row 4: https://www.instagram.com/xplore__/

Tsumiki, Japanese Lego

Japanese architect Kengo Kuma always loved playing with building blocks. He got to design his own tsumiki for More trees, a foresty conservation organization founded by renown musician Ryuichi Sakamoto. These aesthetically pleasing tsumiki challenge your creativity. Basic design, yet endless possibilities… What’s not to love about it?

Miniature treehouses

LA-based artist Jedediah Corwyn Voltz builds miniatures for films and other projects. It leaves him with huge bins of scrap fabrics, wood, … He started making little fantasy constructions out of that stuff, and that lead up to a collection of 25 miniature treehouses. Simply gorgeous!

Via Bored Panda