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You almost have to look twice to notice the train set as the background for this display. The texture compliments the wintery Rugby clothing. 
Walking in a Winter Wonderland! Walter Martin & Paloma Muñoz design art pieces in snowglobes. Each of the snow globes tells us a snowy tale that is later on photographed. Click here to learn more about their fairytale scenes. I am excited to see the exhibit will be in New York City in January.
I am a huge fan of a snowdomes with a collection exceeding 500+ and I am looking forward to seeing how these artists portray miniature designed worlds in the confines of a dome.
I love the Olympics----and the Winter Vancouver 2010 Olympic mascots were just announced. Designed by the Vancouver-based company Meomi Design, Miga, Quatchi and Sumi were inspired by local Aboriginal mythological creatures and also strongly influenced by popular culture, modern animation styles, the Olympic and Paralympic Movements, the culture and wildlife of British Columbia and Canada, and the artists' own imagination. You can interact and meet the new characters here. I did a little research on the history of Olympic mascots. Interested? Click here.
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