OK Go are back with an amazing new video, where they play with paper and printers!! See my older post about OK Go here.
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In case of a problem, you can also watch the video here! Another amazing video this time for the song “The One Moment” by OK Go! You can see the making of the video here. Damian Kulash is both the singer and director! Every time they come out with a different crazy idea! Previously they have done […]
I would wear this pin today… Designed by Adam J. Kurtz.
We just finished watching The Queen’s Gambit in Netflix and I was so impressed by the cinematography, costumes, sets and the overall impeccable production design and styling. The last time a series’ art direction and design made such an impression on me was when I watched Mad Men. The show is situated in the 1950s […]
It looks like Christmas is coming because this ad for Amazon Premier has already made a start. I can relate to this, having three girls at home with their gymnastics training suspended indefinitely …
The Paris 2024 Olympics logo combines the Olympic flame, Marianne – the French national symbol, and a gold medal, all in one. The new design created by creative agency Royalties Ecobranding, brings together three iconic symbols connected to sport, the Games and France. The Paris2024 font is a variable bespoke typeface which takes its inspiration from […]
\ Graphic artworks in blue and red by Japanese designer Haruka Aramaki. (via)
I was never a chicken fan, but I am impressed by these photo portraits from the book by Moreno Monti and Matteo Tranchellini. The photo book project called “CHICken” was funded on Kickstarter. As the creators say” The chickens in this book are the protagonists and are photographed as Top models because they had natural born talent.” […]
Cristiana Couceiro is an illustrator and designer, living in Lisbon, Portugal. I love her retro style that mixes collage using newspaper, mainly vintage photos and pieces of paper, together with strong colors and clean layout. Her work has been published by The New York Times, The New Yorker, The Washington Post and Vanity Fair. SaveSave SaveSave
Not sure if this is jewelry or wearable art, but they look stunning. UK-based Nora Fok uses modern materials like nylon, combined with knitting and weaving to create very delicate and fragile-looking pieces. (via) SaveSave SaveSave