Last night I was at the National Gallery Christmas party (and jolly nice it was too), I couldn't help notice that not all attendees were having such a great time...

I was at the National Gallery last night and saw this ice sculpture outside the main entrance on Trafalgar Square. The sculpture is in the shape of a polar bear and as it thaws it reveals the underlying skeleton of this endangered animal.

I think the sculpture, sponsored by the WWF and M&S, is a simple but very powerful way of getting the message across regarding climate change and global warming.

http://www.wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/tackling_climate_change/the_london_ice_bear.cfm

While at college, I spent an enormous amount of time in the canteen, drinking piss poor coffee from polystyrene cups, which is why I love this so much...







http://www.flickr.com/photos/13895571@N04/sets/72157614580046629/

As featured in this month's iD Magazine... The pursuit of the perfect form, in our messed up, consumer driven world

Feels like a cross between Roy Llichtenstein and Takashi Murakami. A kind of living pop art.













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