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A very “cool” snowball vending machine, via Present & Correct.
Fantastical Creatures From Illuminated Manuscripts Recreated as Piñatas by Roberto Benavidez
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Sand sculptures by Calvin Seibert, via This Is Colossal.
via @presentcorrect on Twitter
Details from our last experiment, Paint by Numbers Bingo. Don’t miss our next one.
It’s surreal recess time. Playground by GGSV Studio via Fold Magazine.
A pretty sinister looking bounce castle, by Tom Dale.
Installation by Numen / For Use. Like a Habitrail, but for humans.
Unique Social Recreational headwear? By Pedro Reyes.
Piñata advancements by Justin Favela via This is Colossal. How much candy could fit in there?
An anamorphic playground that only looks normal in a mirror. By Unit Lab via Dezeen. Like a funhouse mirror, but opposite.
An installation by Dana Caspersen, William Forsythe and Joel Ryan. Hold my shoes.
By Benedetto Bufalino via This Is Colossal. Everybody dance now.