Imaginary Factories - Neatorama

What happens when you fiddle with your smartphone, take a picture, toast a piece of bread or turn on the TV? According to these fantastic illustrations by London-based illustrator Jing Zhang (@mazakiiz), whatever magic that happens is actually due to teeny tiny people that live inside!

Take a look at more of her fantastic "Imaginary Factory" series over at her website.

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I am totally using these to mess with my kids next time they ask, "How does it work?"

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Can you buy it in Chicago? I would love to get a few bottles but live nowhere near the bars that are hosting. And/or can you have a princes bride get together in Chicago?

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Aw man, I live an hour from Austin and that happens to be my birthday. That is mighty tempting.

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Wine will be on sale at http://princessbridewine.com/

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I never got this weird habbit of learning dialogue by rote and quoting. It doesn't matter whether you're talking about the Princess Bride, Withnail and I or Monty Python sketches the whole idea just leaves me cold. It would seem to me to detract from the enjoyment of the movie/book/tv show/whatever.

Can somebody explain where the enjoyment is? Or is it some kind of OCD thing?

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Almost. That's horrible packaging. Is that tired "retro" style ever going to die?

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have they announced if we can order these wines if we don't live in the area?

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What an inconceivably brilliant idea! Now, on to make the six-fingered glove.

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