Funny Farms: 12 Cool Agricultural Architecture Conversions

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by Steph

Silvery barn wood, exposed timbers, the sense of history and pastoral contentment – rural ruins have a lot to offer, whether they’re simply converted for new uses or creatively incorporated into novel structures. From great big barns to piles of century-old rubble, agricultural buildings have been adapted and recycled into stunning modern homes that are surprisingly bright, airy and up-to-date.

11 Mythical Places You Want To Live In

September 15, 2008 by uphaa

Are you tired of the boring day to day aspects of life? Do you want something new and exciting? Then these are the 11 places you want to live. They are all places that have come from fiction and each one has a special something to make life interesting and enjoyable. This list is in no particular order.

Camelot

Reason for living here: King Arthur lives here and you can joust all day long!
Camelot comes from legendary British tales of King Arthur – who may, or may not, have been real. In Camelot we find Arthur’s famous round table where his knights get to sit around like equals and have a few beers while they discuss their latest knightly conquests. Camelot is surrounded by forests and rivers, so you can get in a spot of fishing and hunting if it floats your boat. Justice and peace reign in Camelot. Oh – and the ultra-hot (in a medieval way) Guinevere lives there too!

Epic fails. The best of the best. Part 3 (77 pics)

Posted by Izismile Staff in Picdumps   6 Oct 2009 

Today, we present the third and final part of various failures. 
Only the most fresh and recent pictures got in this collection. Enjoy!

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Epic fails. The best of the best. Part 1 (79 pics)

Posted by Izismile Staff in Picdumps   2 Oct 2009

As they say, no one is immune from failure. 

Very funny compilation and in any case not the last. Very soon will post another one. 
And meanwhile, let’s look at the first part. 

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30 Clever Logos With Hidden Symbolism, Part 1

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I am sure every panda enjoyed laughing at Top 15 Worst Logo FAILS ever but let’s be fair here, and look at some of the best logo design examples. To be more specific, let’s have a look at creative Logos With Hidden Messages.

As we wrote earlier, the first feature of a good and effective logo is that it can immediately “grab” viewer’s attention. A good way to do so is by giving viewers a little puzzle to solve. Everyone likes puzzles, right? When viewers get the hidden message behind the logo, there’s this instant little satisfaction feeling, and something fun likes this gets people talking and sharing.

Even if the viewer cannot see anything hidden at first sight, the second somebody explains it to him will make the logo stick into his head for a long time.

Now let’s jump to the list of the most creative and clever Logos With Hidden Symbolism, and learn from the best!

1. Circus of Magazines

Circus tent looks like a magazine (more like a book to me, but still very clever). (Designer: logotomy)