August 12, 2011 – 10:02 am
An oldie from last year apparently, but I just came across it on M&W’s Tumblr. This image a wall lined with The Jetsons family portraits was once owned by Kanye West in his former LA home. Man, I would love this in my house (I’m a huge Jetsons fan)!
Wow! Carolyn Sewell’s sketchbook sure is something! Bold, curvy lines and highly detailed illustrations make me wish I had doodled more in my own sketchbooks (or kept more sketchbooks to begin with). Check out her whole collection here.
Designer Michael Wolff is featured in this short Intel Visual Life documentary about how he views the world and lives in it as a person obsessed with everything that is visual. I love the different colors of everything that he has — umbrellas, mugs, pencils, etc. His home must be fun to live in.
April 30, 2011 – 12:24 pm
This $20 Mac OSX shortcuts poster is great! It comes in blue, orange, pink, purple, and green versions too — all for the same great price!
March 22, 2011 – 12:19 am
Tell me this isn’t brilliant. I’m a bit behind on posting this but I figured it’s never too late to share something as creative as this. Adam Nilsson made this mobile graffiti machine that makes rainbows everywhere it goes… like literally, rainbows. What he did was rig up a bike with a lever arm and [...]
March 15, 2011 – 10:16 am
Signalnoise created the poster above, one of the best I’ve seen so far in support of the people in Japan.
‘Til Death Do Us Part by Kate Bauman is an interesting piece of jewelry that not only says “I LOVE YOU” but also says “I’LL BEAT YOU UP” at the very same time. It’s made of sterling silver and fits snugly on 4 fingers — just like a set of brass knuckles!
February 16, 2011 – 2:30 pm
A designer named Mico has started a fun project called Music Philosophy where he takes lyrics from songs and turns them into typographical posters. He’s made quite a bit of posters already and each one looks fabulous and fresh. Above are some of my favourite ones – check the rest out here.
February 3, 2011 – 2:24 pm
The folks over at A2591 took on a lovely project of trying to simplify the branding of some major products. I’m sure a lot of you feel like packaging these days can get a bit out of hand, A5291 uses the great example of the Microsoft iPod packaging video that went around a couple years [...]
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Tagged A2591, art, branding, concept, corn flakes, design, minimalist, mr.muscle, nutella, over the top, packaging
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January 30, 2011 – 1:17 pm
Chalk is an interesting medium. The first word that pops into my head is “temporary.” And when I think of chalk I imagine kids splayed out on the sidewalk on a warm summer day, their dreams and imaginations spilling out in a chalky mess. But what happens when you take such a simple tool and [...]
