Google Earth Alphabet...in.cube8r

Ok, so you've probably seen it in the newspaper recently however we couldn't resist featuring the Google Earth Alphabet. We love the fact that it is so simply (in theory) and a Victorian representation. This is what in.cube8r would look like from Google Earth (except the 8, which we are hoping will soon be released in the numeric collection).

psst...heard it on the grapevine

We love to boast about and spread the word of fellow cubers successes and will from time to time bring you some updates on their exciting progress.

Maria Psaltis has recently been featured by the polymer clay guild of etsy...here is the link to their newsletter for those clay enthusiasist. To view Maria's interview, visit

http://pcagoe.com/category/featured-member-interviews/page/2/

Our very talented and youngest cuber, Natalie is set to launch a website selling Melbourne artists wears launching soon. Be sure to subscribe to the in.cube8r blog, and we will keep you up to date with this exciting concept and keep you at the forefront of all things Melbourne, Handmade and Art & Craft.

Melbourne Street Fashion

'Melbourne Street Fashion.com is an online collision of Melbourne’s varied and glorious street styles – fashion’s pulsating heart for all those bouncing to the beat of the city street'.

The site chronicles street fashion’s explosion of expression and individuality from the pavement to the party and channels it with its music and artistic influences.

Similar to in.cube8r's vision of promoting and improving awareness of young, independent and emerging fashion in Melbourne Street Fashion is one to watch.

http://www.melbournestreetfashion.com/

Curious about in.cube8r? Kate is...

In persuit of all things Melbourne and on the pulse, we stumbled across the site Curious Kate (www.curiouskate.com). Probably not foreign to many of you, the site is a quick snapshot of what's hot in Melbourne....... the latest newsletter features none other than in.cube8r.

http://curiouskate.com.au/curiosities/59/number-8-never-late/

Tinvironments - a visual reference of caring for our environment

We are true believers that we must cherish and preserve our planet. We were inspired and welcomed with open arms the work of Stephanie Winther and Fattie who have very cleaverly fused some of these cherished places with recycled drink cans and tops. For a consent source of how beautiful our world and how recycling even the most basic of items can be turned into pieces of art, we give three cheers to Tinvironments.

Tinvironments: Sunset

Meet the new kids on the block..

Here are some of our new in.cube8r artists.

Lammin Art

A new use for an old item, slumped and fused glass

Whimsical clay by Joo Li
Joo Li makes these delicious apple notice board pins perfect for any appetite! Joo Li makes her own putty from PVA glue and talcum powder!!

Amy Mulcahy softies

Now we all love a softie and these Amy Mulhahy' softies are no exception. On Amy's first day at in.cube8r they were so popular one customer snapped up 6....be quick!

(This is the customer with the softies - good choice)