Woman Cable “Connected” is a life-size self portrait sculpture created by artist Kasey McMahon.  It’s made entirely of CAT5 ethernet cables and other kinds of wire wrapped around a steel frame. See the sculpture from different perspectives in the gallery below....

Alex Varanese is a graphic designer and illustrator from San Fransciso. Check out some of his illustrations here. [ via alex varanese ]

Erika Iris Simmons, emerging artist in Atlanta, creates illustrations of famous singers using cassette & tape! Unique and original designs, a novelty in the art world! [ via Design you trust ]

Questo è il primo ufficiale teaser HD Film “Life Cycles” in collaborazione con Shimano e Scott. . Il film è disponibile per il preordine sul PinkBike. Grande montaggio, riprese fantastiche e colonna sonora coinvolgente. [ via Fubiz ]

Here is a collection of cool business cards to inspire you. Most of them are from the Business Cards flickr pool, some of them from Ads of the World. [ via ispire me now ]

The Tulip is a high quality p.e.t 187ml wine ‘glass’ prefilled with either, red, white or rose wine. The wine is then sealed using patented technology to maintain wine quality and to give a shelf life of over 1 year...

Israelian designer Yoav Kotik creates intricate jewelery made from recycled bottle caps. “At this stage we collect mostly metal items, especially beverages and beer caps from different places and cultures,” says Kotik. [ via My Modern Met ]

From September 9-27 be held in New York, a photographic exhibition of Brasilia, capital of Brazil. More than 1500 photos to celebrate the fantastic work done by architects Lucio Costa and Oscar Niemeyer, Roberto Burle Marx. [ via Abduzeedo ]

The world of fashion as iconic as it is, nevertheless a large mosaic. This is the basic idea of Antonio Chiesa called “Village9991” with these covers of the magazine Vanity Fair. [ via Zeutch ]

Mayuko Tsunoda and Satoshi Hasegawa clalled “Minna”, are the authors of the wooden handle. It aims to improve the ergonomics of our packaging. [ via Zeutch ]