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Artist Diem Chau, who has done crayon carvings in the past which you can see on her site, has recently taken on the 12 Chinese zodiacs to carve into her Crayolas. They were recently on display at the Packer Schopf Gallery in Chicago along with her ceramic works. The carvings are simply incredible with their level of detail on such a unique medium.

[via If It's Hip, It's Here]

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I don’t know about everyone else but when I got my iPhone I was obsessed with finding the perfect case for it. After tireless searching and just needing something to protect my precious phone I settled on a basic black slider case from Incase. It serves it’s purpose and it’s done me well for nearly two years now. But I have grown tired of my boring case by now. Thankfully I stumbled upon these Uncommon cases. The company makes cases for iPhones and will soon launch them for the iPad, iTouch and Blackberry Storm II.

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French design studio zim and zou recreated the old school gameboy in paper form… and it’s to scale! They made both an original color one and then a neon version. They even made removable game cartridges! Since the screen is blank they also recreated Tetris on screen to mimic real game play. Of course this isn’t useful at all, but hot damn if isn’t a fun little project!

(via designboom)