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I’d like to invite you to look at the picture above this text. Just really look at it. It’s the work of Emilia Forstreuter, by the way. Did you know it’s made of paper? It’s true! That’s paper. Isn’t that neat. Imagine the patience it must take to so carefully razor-cut a piece of paper like that. It makes you think about the meticulousness of it all, doesn’t it? About the “why” as opposed to the “what”. How very magical.

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Do some serious planning with this ultra cool calendar by German artist Johann Volkmer—Behold THE FALTJAHR 2010.

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A lot of people saw “The Reader” and fell in love with the lanky, exquisite German actor David Kross, myself included (a LOT). But I’m probably the only one psychotic enough to think to myself “I have to get my hands on everything that kid has ever appeared in, future stuff included.” And so I hunted down his next film, “Same Same but Different” [ Continue Reading ]

Diana Scheunemann a German photographer, has shot for a range of editorial and advertising campaigns around the world, exhibited her personal work in galleries across Europe and has actually published three books. I like her work a lot, Diana knows how to bring the sex appeal in a picture so much so that every time I look at these pictures, I get horny. Check out more pictures from her portfolio…

Portfolio: Diana Scheunemann

I know it’s late notice, but this what you should be getting me for Christmas: The 2009 McLaren Stirling Moss SLR. Seriously.

The Mercedes Benz – McLaren SLR collaboration is ending with one magnificent automotive orgasm of carbon fiber and rubber. Even without a windshield this thing is perfect. No more words; let’s just light a cigarette and bask in the afterglow.

Cheer up! It’s friday!  Here is something I thought was funny, www.queer-travel.de is a German gay travel guide website and here is their ad.  Created by Scholz & Friends advertising firm from Hamburg, Germany.

Truly amazing work by a German photographer Claudia Rogge.  Her work simply fascinates me, its a bit weird but extremely creative.  See her site here: Claudia Rogge

Hilarious Pepsi Max ads done by a German advertising firm BBDO, art director Michael Plückhan.  I do not think these kind of ads would ever appear in the United States media,  might be too graphic for our nature, but I love them…