This grand display of colors was created by Koji Iyama, an art director and graphic designer who has been making his way across Japan building these vibrant installations as a way of promoting… Read More
This is Joppe. Joppe loves to sit on designer, Diederik Jeangout’s keyboard. Because she likes to sit on his keyboard so much he asked for her help in creating a series of 25… Read More
Adorable typography characters by Leanda Xavian, an illustrator from London.
What a perfect contraption just in time for Summer! This four ton locomotive grill has three working bays: two – in the main body and one – in the trailer-towing implements of… Read More
Not sure why I’m just now seeing this but I’m glad I found it! Fox France held a premiere screening, with the help of the City of Paris, inside the Piscine Pailleron… Read More
DANGER! DANGER! These little Cooling Tower Candles by Maykel Roovers have a total meltdown time of 18 hours each. Not bad for a cute little disaster! { VIA }
Vibrant abstract pieces by Yago Hortal who lives and works in Berlin.
This series of images titled City Silhouettes is an ongoing project by China-based photographer, Jasper James, which he has been shooting over the past several years in many different Asian cities. “Sometime… Read More
A hosting gift like no other. No longer should you feel embarrassed to be so bold. Just lay these little unapologetic doily coasters out there to let your guests know how you… Read More
These images and videos, which are similar to those of abstract expressionist painters such as Jackson Pollock, are a series of “action paintings” created by Jeremy Rotsztain. Using custom software and data collected… Read More
(Won 1st Place) This past weekend the hubster and I headed out to Salinas, CA to check out the second Chalk In The Park sidewalk chalk event. Artists from the community gather along… Read More
The Toymaker created by the master of steampunk characters himself, Doktor A. Currently on exhibit at the Stranger Factory in Albuquerque, NM until 2 June 2013.
What if you could pull your pencil up from your sketch and have the lines freeze in mid air revealing an incredible three dimensional sculpture? Boston-based toy and robotics company WobbleWorks thought about… Read More
The not so new exhibition, Body Scripture II (2010) is a soothing mixture of photography and calligraphy by Israeli artist Ronit Bigal. Wrapping cited calligraphy taken from Biblical texts in black Indian ink… Read More
So how about a quick history lesson to end your week? This photo instantly sparked my interest when I spotted it on my Facebook feed earlier this week. At a glance it could… Read More
Depicting the bittersweet experience of love & loss as well as suggesting that love is what you make of it. The anchor & chain are intended to symbolize the security of steadfast… Read More
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At 19, Tyson McAdoo broke his knee and then went off to art school. After graduating from the Joe Kubert School of Cartooning and Graphic Arts in 2000, he began working for DC… Read More
The impressive portfolio of Belgian photographer Christophe Gilbert, is filled with amazing and elegant optical illusions. I completely submerged and lost myself in his collection of manipulated images that truly radiate his distinct… Read More
This cool and imaginative mockumentary follows the fictitious career of Dr. Nick Laslowicz, founder and CEO of The Institute For Centrifugal Research (ICR), a laboratory that believes that ” spinning people around at… Read More
