Bird Uses Twitter?
Bird Uses Twitter? Another excellent tee design by the talented Glennz! (via Jennylovesthis).
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Bird Uses Twitter? Another excellent tee design by the talented Glennz! (via Jennylovesthis).
★ Like this Post? Then see also 10 Excellent Illustrations from Glennz.
To see the rest this image, visit Maxim’s profile.
Maxim Eriomov: According to Alexa Internet, Twitter is ranked as one of the 10 most visited websites worldwide. Daily number of users varies from study to study, because Twitter is not made public the number of active accounts. Compete.com identified Twitter as the third most used social network with 6 million unique visitors a month and 55 million monthly visits …and he needs a new look!
Stunning New Twitter Redesign Concept >> The above image is copyright © Maxim Eriomov. Head over to his profile for more of his fascinating work!
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This amazing set of paper birds images was created by talented artist Andy Singleton. He certainly does have a lot of talent and by the looks of it, a lot of patience in creating these birds. Tweep tweep!
This really cute animation of baby owls was created by media artist, Isobel Knowles and Cat Rabbit. It answers the supposedly-simple question “where do owls come from”. Do stalks bring them? Well, watch this short animation and you’ll see…
Here I have 15 Twitter inspiration, designs, products and trinkets to inspire you. No-doubt that Twitter has taken off in a huge way. Because of this, many creatives have taken it upon themselves to create cool stuff based on this mammoth social network. Enjoy…
If you’re at at your computer right now and bored with the “real” Twitter, then take a look at a paper version. Yes, the Twitter Bird-House is a simple construction that can be simply made with paper and your home printer. Just print off the 2-page PDF (download here) and have fun,!
The concept was dreamed-up by German interaction designer, Mareike Leder who just wants you to have fun by creating your own paper bird house, apparently. So, How to Build a Twitter Birdhouse? Check out the images below which show photos of its construction…
Ollie the Twitter Bird Toy! Available from Baronbob.com (this is Not an affiliate link).
I’ve just published the post SuperHeroes Made of Lego this week, but I just noticed this excellent Lego set─and decided to feature it! These wonderful Lego birds of Great Britain was created by English creative, Detomaso. I live in Northern England, and have seen many birds in my own back garden, which has a few trees in it. Like in the examples below, I’ve seen a Great-Spotted Woodpecker (the last image), Blue Tits and Robins. Enjoy the plastic recreations of these cute little chirpers below…
“Sparr0w82: On branch with @bluebird!”. I just love these social media parodies, don’t you?