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Les réalisateurs anglais d’Us ont pu présenter récemment le nouveau clip de Benga illustrant le morceau “I will never change”. Reprenant l’idée d’un assemblage de 980 vinyls pour donner une fréquence musicale. Un rendu réussi à découvrir en vidéo dans la suite.

Previously on Fubiz

• Years Project
• Swing of Change
• Benga – Baltimore Clap

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Skeletons, shadow puppets and more in an illustrator’s new line of playful wall adhesives

When Megan Herbert was renovating her apartment she found herself drawing “pictures and little things straight onto the walls themselves.” Now the Reykjavik-based illustrator has a better option in her eight different removable wall decals by The Wall Sticker Company.

With Art Deco style, “Waterfall” wraps around door frames and other corners, complete with stylized swimmers. An all-over print consisting of birds, butterflies and flowers depicted as if cross-stiched fulfills Herbert’s longstanding goal of designing wallpaper. Like her DIY originals, which she says aren’t “immediately obvious or dominating,” when you look twice her designs add “character and humor to the room.”

Whether a single focal feature or large-scale repeating pattern, each of the carbon-neutral wall adhesives comes in a few colors for versatility. The PVC-free reusable adhesives are “pretty much indestructible,” the native Australian adds, making it easy to transfer them to a different room or reconfigure their placement several times over. Herbert told us they are already dreaming of future motifs, but the current crop sells online from The Wall Sticker Company‘s shop, with prices spanning $55-145.

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The quintessential Disney princess gets a morbid makeover

While looking for a way to jazz up my plain white Macbook, I came across this zombified Snow White sticker. And what is she holding? The infamous Apple logo, of course! Being an undead enthusiast, I ordered on on the spot.

The sticker is made of die-cut pressure-sensitive adhesive vinyl and eco-solvent inks. It is easily applied and removed and can be ordered in any size to fit your laptop, iPad, iPod or iPhone perfectly. For those who don’t like their Disney princesses undead, but still want a twist on the original, Snow White is available in “goth” guise as well. The decals are priced from $7-$20 depending on the device, and can be purchased on Etsy.

Learn while you lounge with maps, periodic symbols and other useful wall vinyls

We tend to have a weakness for the way wall decals add instant, affordable detail to an otherwise plain surface. Even better still,
Ferm Living makes a few styles of removable all-black stickers designed for walls that have an element of utility too.

Their world map may not be the most detailed of geography lessons, but at least provides a handy reference for conversations about world affairs. A calendar and to-do list turn any blank wall space into a way to keep organized, while the stickers based on the periodic table (another soft spot) offer some rudimentary lessons on elements and their symbols.

U.K. customers will find the To-Do sticker available for pre-order from Bodie and Fou for £55, while the others sell directly from Ferm starting at $90.