Upside-down Tomatoes! 😲 I think everybody should try doing this, just because of how cool it to see the plants curve like that!🤩🌱..ps: you asked for more...
Coca-Cola advertising was launched in Australia back in 1943 and among one of the first marketing posters was artist Haddon Sundblom's 'Yes Girl' pinup featuring a woman in her swimsuit.
Coca-Cola advertising was launched in Australia back in 1943 and among one of the first marketing posters was artist Haddon Sundblom's 'Yes Girl' pinup featuring a woman in her swimsuit.
In 1965 Chevrolet released their sixth generation of the full sized Bel Air based on the B-platform and it was a beauty. It has all of the things you want in a big 60s muscle car — curved windscreen, plenty (but not too much) chrome, big V8s, and coke-bottle styling. The wagon was particularly cool […]
During the cold, dreary months of winter, a bit of green can be very cheery. I've wanted to "build" a terrarium for some time and when I heard about a blog chal…
In 1915, Swedish glass blower Alexander Samuelson designed the iconic Coca-Cola bottle. The form was inspired by the cocoa bean, while integrating the grooves in the glass apparently made it…
Ever since I can remember I've always wanted a '69 Vette. So I built one. The Corvette was truly the first American sports car. The 1969 C3, with ...
During the cold, dreary months of winter, a bit of green can be very cheery. I've wanted to "build" a terrarium for some time and when I heard about a blog chal…
This short sleeve, ruched front, polo style dress gives you that coke bottle shape! The knit fabric softly hugs your curves. The ruching is adjustable if you want to customize the length. This neutral brown color is flattering on all skin tones. The V-neckline elongates your neck while keeping your bust covered. Fabric
Coca-Cola advertising was launched in Australia back in 1943 and among one of the first marketing posters was artist Haddon Sundblom's 'Yes Girl' pinup featuring a woman in her swimsuit.
Coca-Cola advertising was launched in Australia back in 1943 and among one of the first marketing posters was artist Haddon Sundblom's 'Yes Girl' pinup featuring a woman in her swimsuit.
Coca-Cola advertising was launched in Australia back in 1943 and among one of the first marketing posters was artist Haddon Sundblom's 'Yes Girl' pinup featuring a woman in her swimsuit.
Immerse yourself in a charming blend of vintage aesthetics and creative repurposing with our illustrated art print featuring a glass bottle of Coke Zero transformed into a captivating flower vase. This unique piece captures the essence of nostalgia while adding a touch of contemporary flair to any art collection or home decor. Our skilled artist has masterfully illustrated the iconic silhouette of the Coke Zero bottle, preserving its distinctive curves and elegant branding. With vibrant colors and lifelike textures, the artwork comes alive, evoking a sense of sentimentality and intrigue. The unexpected transformation of the Coke Zero bottle into a flower vase adds a whimsical element to this art print. It symbolizes the fusion of past and present, as a familiar beverage container finds new purpose by embracing the beauty of nature. Each delicate blossom finds its perfect home within the bottle, creating a visually captivating scene that sparks curiosity and contemplation. Printed on high-quality archival paper, this art print ensures long-lasting vibrancy and durability. Its generous size and intricate details make it a statement piece that will capture attention and serve as a conversation starter in any room. Whether displayed in your living room, bedroom, or workspace, it will infuse your space with a touch of nostalgia and botanical elegance. This vintage-inspired illustrated art print makes a thoughtful and unique gift for art enthusiasts, vintage lovers, or anyone with an appreciation for the extraordinary. It celebrates creativity, repurposing, and finding beauty in unexpected places. Let this captivating art print inspire your imagination and evoke fond memories, bringing a touch of whimsy to your space. Experience the enchanting combination of a Coke Zero bottle and flourishing flowers with this vintage-inspired illustrated art print. Embrace the blend of history, creativity, and nature's grace as it adds a unique touch to your surroundings. • Paper thickness: 10.3 mil • Paper weight: 189 g/m² • Opacity: 94% • ISO brightness: 104% • Paper is sourced from Japan This product is made especially for you as soon as you place an order, which is why it takes us a bit longer to deliver it to you. Making products on demand instead of in bulk helps reduce overproduction, so thank you for making thoughtful purchasing decisions!
In this tutorial, we are going to learn in few steps how to easily use Solidworks to create a cosmetic thread. Let’s quick dive into the tutorial. Solidworks cosmetic thread Step 1 Our usual first steps remain. Step 2 As you must have learned from previous tutorials, we must select the plane we want to create ... Read more
Ever since I can remember I've always wanted a '69 Vette. So I built one. The Corvette was truly the first American sports car. The 1969 C3, with ...
Wind Spinner: A wind spinner is really easy to make from soda bottles, and they look great hanging from a branch of a tree in your yard. They easily catch the wind and they can get spinning pretty fast. Make several in different colors and create a mobile of them…
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