Infographic: Tips On Creating A Great Place To Work

Swiss multinational human resource firm Adecco has published an infographic on tips for creating a great place to work.



Titled ‘7 Tips For Creating A Great Place To Work’, this infographic chronicles how every individual—boss or employee—can play a part in making the workplace environment conducive and comfortable for all.



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[via Infographic Journal]

Concept Artist Produces Amazing Works Of A Futuristic World

French concept artist Paul Chadeisson has amazing works depicting how he imagines a futuristic world would look like.



His more memorable endeavors include video game Shootmania and Tron: Uprising.



Check out his works here.

































[via Gizmodo, images via Paul Chadeisson]

Artist Creates Unusual Artworks Of Animal-Machine Hybrids

San Francisco-based artist Robert Bowen has illustrated a collection of drawings that features animal-machine hybrids.



The unusual series is a result of combining the bodies of various insects and fishes with engines parts and propellers.



Bowen describes his own work as “strange, swirling brew of colorful contradiction that is not easy to define or even understand”.



Check out some of the unusual artworks below and view the rest here.































[via What An Art, images from Robert Bowen]

Artist Portrays Chuck Palahniuk’s Works As Gig Posters In Bold Illustrations

Philippines-based art director Paulo Correa has reimagined and illustrated the works of award-winning author Chuck Palahniuk in the style of “lowbrow gig posters”.



Inspired by concert posters, Correa’s bold artworks bring out the disturbing content in Palahniuk’s books in an abstract manner that offers a different perspective from the usual book covers.



Check out the striking posters below:



























[via Paulo Correa]

A Zoo Redesign That Promises Freest Possible Environment For Animals

The architects over at Bjarke Ingels Group have unveiled their latest concept, which is a redesign of the Givskud Zoo in Denmark.



Named ‘Zootopia’, the 1.2 million-square-foot area is set to have a futuristic theme and a looped-structure made up of three continental areas—Asia, Africa and America.



The architects want to “integrate and hide” the animal shelters within the landscape in an effort to preserve the animals’ natural surroundings as much as possible.



Visitors can also enjoy looking at the animals without disturbing them because of the subtle facilities built into the landscape.



The entrance and center of the zoo is a large, circular area where the ticketing office, restaurants and restrooms are located at. Pathways leading to the three main areas can be accessed from this area.



An interesting aspect of the concept zoo is a large spherical glass ball that hangs over the animals’ enclosures. It is inspired by cable cars but they are still working on that idea.



Phase one of the redesign is expected to be completed in 2019.



Check out the artist’s impressions of the zoo below:























[via Gizmodo, images from Bjarke Ingels Group]

Veuve Clicquot Mail Truck Tours The US To Revive Romance Of Handwritten Letters

In a bid to revive the romance of handwritten letters, French champagne maker Veuve Clicquot has sent a roving mail truck to tour the US to encourage people to pen letters to their family and loved ones.



Painted in the brand’s signature bright yellow, it pays tribute to its history and honors Madame Clicquot, who took over the brand after her husband’s passing in the 1800s. She communicated with suppliers and agents through letters which bore her distinctive handwriting.



Aside from being a novel way of bringing back the old-fashioned act of letter writing, the truck helps to spread awareness of the brand.



Visitors can look forward to snapping photographs in its photobooth, live music by a DJ, and performances by illusionists and digital caricaturists.



The truck is currently on the road til October, and will make an appearance at hotels and restaurants across the US.



True to its name, it will serve the brand’s signature Yellow label and Rosé champagne.



If you’re in the US, you can follow the truck’s journey on Facebook and Instagram to find out whether it’ll be in your city.













[via Trend Hunter, Luxury Daily and Luxury Launches]

Pizza Expert Reviews Frozen Pizza

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Previously, we ran a story on a coffee connoisseur judging cheap coffee. The series returns this time with a review on frozen pizzas.



Scott Wiener, who runs Scott’s Pizza Tours and is a judge for pizza competitions, features in this video to review frozen pizzas.



Watch as he critiques three frozen pizza brands and be surprised at his pleasant find at the end of the video.



Check out the video below:



































[via Eater National, images via BuzzFeed Video]