Ha! A poster with pencil shavings! Put together by CW Pencil Enterprise, all carefully arranged and labelled.
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Great lettering work for the campaign of Wind mobile company by Vladimir Radibratovic. It was used for the cover of a Greek free press magazine.
New graffiti artwork by WD (aka Wild Drawing). The artist who is actually Balinese and based in Greece, has created another amazing piece in downtown Athens again!
A good thing to be reminded! This is a witty poster from Hamburg-based designer Donnie O’Sullivan.
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Marimekko’s spring/summer 2017 collection reintroduces five iconic garments from the 1960s and 1970s. I just love the vintage prints and the colors! This one above is called Liidokki dress.
I was meaning to post this for more than a week! These are photos by my very good and talented friend Despina Zaimis. They are part of a series of images inspired by Japan, that she created in memory of last week’s anniversary of the massive earthquake that hit the country in 2011. Despina was living in Tokyo at the time of the earthquake and the whole experience has marked her forever. This is her beautiful way of commemorating Japan.
Check out her other beautiful photographs here. They will be soon available to order on her e-shop.
Gif animation by Serge Bloch
A selection of interesting links from the wonderful world of the internet!
- A Fire Escape shelf would be fun!
- A brilliant ‘geometric ballet’ of sound, shape and symmetry from 1966. (via)
- Oaxaca Desert: a collection of illustration patterns inspired by Mexican folk art.
- Animal Scarves with matching ones for kids.
- Tactile typography with nails and string. Beautiful!
- The Colour of Things Notebooks, play with words that have to do with specific colors.
- Conflict Kitchen serves food from countries with which the United States is in conflict.
- Look at these amazingly colorful ribbons! Great for crafting.
- A collectible pop-up edition of The Jungle Book.
- You Want A Social Life, With Friends, a poem.
Have a fun weekend!
Gorgeous 1950s pencils, reissued and sold from Present & Correct, the website with the vintage treasures.
Hey Fuzzy Yellow! This is just one of those silly little animations that makes your day!
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Oh, this looks amazing, I wish I could experience it! Hakanaï is a project by Claire Bardainne & Adrien Mondot. It is live animations performed inside a digital moving cube, based on physical movement modeling, on an original music score played live. Looks like a combination of dance choreography and performance, something between dream and reality.
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