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The hilarious diagram: baby sleep position

05/02/2012 • Just like that • by Guillaume

The excellent how to be a dad designed hilarious diagrams about baby sleep position. Even if you don’t usually sleep with your baby, I am sure that one night you had to or you tried and you experienced one of the positions below. And you know what? You don’t even need to be parents to laugh at them when you will see those instructional diagrams, as Charlie and Andy named them.

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Baby Sleep Position: The stalker

Baby Sleep Position: Snow Angel

Baby Sleep Position: The round house kick

Baby Sleep Position: The neck scarf

Baby Sleep Position: Jazz Hands

Baby Sleep Position: H is for hell

Baby Sleep Position: Donkey Kong

Baby Sleep Position: The dog house

Baby Sleep Position: Booby trap

Gong Xi Fa Cai

23/01/2012 • Just like that • by Guillaume

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Today is Chinese New Year and beginning of 2012. I have not dug into what It’s my turn proposing but they made a really nice and well designed Happy Chinese new year card. And you, how have you celebrated Chinese New Year?

Source: It’s my turn 2012 CNY

Little printer

15/01/2012 • Just like that • by Guillaume

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I quickly tweeted it but I decided that the project really worth having a post presenting it. The little printer project is as the title said the creation of a very little printer connected to the web through your phone. Apparently, the app connected to it would be fed with news, short messages or puzzles that you would subscribe to. The presentation is really cool and full of cuteness. One of my favorite “lillte print feed” would be receiving things we forget post it, so I could stick them in my house as well and not only found them in the streets. By the way I never came across one of those post-it in Singapore…

Hello Little Printer, available 2012 from BERG on Vimeo.

Give kids thousand of colored stickers and a white room

11/01/2012 • Just like that • by Guillaume

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All started with a white room in an art Gallery, at the Queensland Art Galery, Australia. The artist Yayoi Kusama constructed a large domestic environment all painted in white and invited kids to stick colored dots all over the place. The transformation is amazing… The installation, entitled The Obliteration Room, is part of Kusama’s Look Now, See Forever exhibition that runs through March 12.