UK-based artist Nick Veasey is rather obsessed with x-raying common, everyday objects. The latest objects to be subjected to the rays from his giant x-ray machine, naturally with a seasonal theme, include a holiday tree and wrapped gifts.
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Melting Snowmen Cookies
These very sweet (but not very green) Melting Snowmen Cookies come courtesy of the Crazy Domestic website. The two stay at home moms who run the site have grac...
Largest Cardboard Christmas Tree
The Design Museum London is currently home to the world’s largest cardboard Christmas tree, created by cardboard design-guru Giles Miller.
Recycled Plastic Bottle Xmas Tree
Lithuanian artist Jolanta Šmidtienė created this year’s Kaunas City Christmas Tree built entirely from 40,000 recycled plastic green bottles and zip ties.
Hybrid Inspired Xmas Tree
Toyota’s hybrid is the inspiration behind Thailand-based Anon Pairot Design Studio’s thoroughly modernized rendition of the traditional Christmas tree.
London's Traffic Light Tree
Seventy-five sets of traffic lights were artfully upcycled into a stunning seasonal tree by French sculptor Pierre Vivant for the Public Art Commissions Age...
DIY Moravian Star
Zurich-based design firm Schindlersalmerón has kindly provided the detailed instructions of how to make a DIY Moravian Christmas Star online.
DIY Christmas Tree Lantern
Poland-based UGO Architecture has created a stunning conical Christmas Tree Lantern . Using fabric that easily absorbs water, the Xmas lantern is sprayed with ...
World’s Most Ostentatious Xmas Tree
Rubies, diamonds, pearls and gold are just a few of estimated 180 plus jewels that drape the US$11 million (€8.3 million) Christmas tree at Abu Dhabi’s swa...
Recycled PET Xmas Tree
With US$50 (€38) worth of materials including recycled polyester strapping (PET), glue and plywood, American artist and architect Kyle Martin has created a...
Israeli Recycled Plastic Xmas Tree
5,480 recycled plastic bottles were used to create an enormous Christmas tree in the center of Haifa, Israel.
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