Wim Delvoye designed these stain glass windows using real x-rays.

Link

Every Monday you can read new installments of Next-Door Neighbor over at SMITH Magazine:

“Everybody has one. And, no matter how close or how far, we all live next to someone, and we all have a Next-Door Neighbor story,” says NDN Editor Dean Haspiel. “With this in mind, I asked some of my favorite storytellers and cartoonists to create their favorite NDN stories so that we at SMITH Magazine could share them with you over the next year.”

Lizette Greco brings their children's drawings to life by creating sewn art based on the drawings.  Lizette Greco will also custom make pieces for you if you provide them with your child's drawings.

Lizette Greco's official website - Link
Our Work with Children's Drawings - Link [flickr set]

This clockwork arachnid was designed by Cazouillette.  It is made from brass, clockwork and sculpey.  Unfortunately this arachnid doesn't have any moving parts.  Link.

Previously:
Spider Car
Interactive Hexapod Robot

Illustrator Christoph Niemann put together a very cute illustrated story of his travels with his boys, Arthur, Gustav and Fritz, through the New York City subway system.  Link.

Related:
Christoph Niemann's official website - Link

Previously:
History of Typography in the Toronto Subway, City Hall Station: Photos of a Beautiful Abandoned Subway Station, subway sketches (LwL)

Between the years 1989 and 1997, Andrew Bush took photographs of people driving next to him while traveling 50 to 70 miles per hour throughout the southwestern portion of the United States.  Link [via]

glowingskeleton illustrated a series of one thousand illustrations of beasts which will be appearing in the the Fantagraphics art book Beasts! Volume 2 later on this year.

Jason bought Beasts! last year and it's actually quite a fascinating and eclectic book.  The art book describes mythical beasts from around the world and the illustrations were provided by various talented artists. 

Link to Flickr set [via]

I made it in the paper! I thought I'd share with all of the blogcadre community. Here's a snippet and the link to the full article:

"A Japanese illustration from her father was the inspiration behind the work of a Camarillo artist whose pieces appear in one of the many extravagant rooms in "The Real World" house on MTV."

LINK TO FULL STORY HERE!

Hyper is a photograph collection of breakdancers (well, I'm not positive if they are breakdancers) floating in common places like convenient stores done by French photographer Denis Darzacq.  Link to gallery.  La Chute is another one of his collections.  It's worth the look. 

I'm going to have nightmares tonight after viewing agentparanoia's "Childhood Fears" photoset.  These photos are down-right scary.  View the set if you dare.   Link.