Ink Plain Body Prints

Award-winning digital production studio INK have created a stunning series of realistic plain body CGI posters designed to showcase some of the world´s most iconic racing cars in the purist way possible, with no livery or sponsorship. The result is a beautiful CG image of a plain body against an ethereal white background to not overcomplicate the effortlessly simple design. At the moment four cars are available, the classic Dakar Rally Porsche 959, the legendary Ford GT, the classic Jaguar D-Type, and the iconic Porsche 917. Each minimalist poster is printed on high quality paper at A2 size, you can choose a side, front, or rear shot, or get all three and install them side by side as a feature.

LEAF HOUSE

Leaf House lets you set your own cabin any place in the great outdoors! The company based in Canada, specializes in making tiny portable houses that are built on trailer ranging from 16´ to 20´ in length, and made with reclaimed materials, natural finishes, and ecologically friendly building products. Each portable home is custom made to the exact specifications of the owner, features full amenities and is insulated for severe winter climates. The Leaf tiny houses t...
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DRESSING WHIZ | BY PREPARA

If you love gadgets that optimize your time in the kitchen, this might interest you. The Dressing Whiz by Prepara allows you to effortlessly mix salad dressing with the push of a button! It features an 8-ounce capacity container and a powerful motor that quickly and quietly blends your dressing keeping it mixed for a long time...no more clumps! It also features an airtight cap for storage. Watch the video...
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HOUSE IN TORRES VEDRAS PORTUGAL | BY PEDRO GADANHO

This is a very original house in Torres Vedras, Portugal. It was designed by Portuguese Architect Pedro Gadanho, all the details and bright colors applied are very unique. It has original objects scattered around, they are functional as well as aesthetic. The giant pill, for example, is the childrens bathroom. The house is composed of twelve environments spread across two floors. Check out the photos, definitely worth a look....
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