This environmentally friendly super cleaner (with clever packaging) is available here.
:: Dicovered via Delight.com
Friday, July 31, 2009
Monday, July 27, 2009
Nutty Illustrated Typography
Created by Jeanie, creator of The Paper Nut, a custom stationery and announcement line.
:: Discovered via Ffffound
:: Discovered via Ffffound
Adler Spices Things Up
Jonathan Adler's adorable yet functional salt and ceramic pepper shakers come in delightful packaging that are illustrative and colorful, the perfect combo to inspire me. Purchase by clicking here.
Friday, July 24, 2009
Secret Message of a Ring
This is one of the sweetest and most clever product design I've ever seen. The style of typography is simple, but the deliver of the message, utilizing the user's body to see the message is out of the ordinary and quite fascinating. Thank you Yoon Jung Yun for your creativity.
:: Discovered via Objet Graphik
:: Discovered via Objet Graphik
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
Naive: Modernism and Folklore in Contemporary Graphic Design
Naive, a highly inspirational book for designers, illustrators and surface designers all over the world, contains no text and features brilliant artists such as Helen Dardik, Skinny La Minx, Darling Clementine, Jenn Ski, and Kate Sutton.
:: Discovered via Print & Pattern
:: Discovered via Print & Pattern
Labels:
Colors,
Illustrations,
Inspiration,
Patterns
Tuesday, July 21, 2009
Cathy Daley vs Daryl Banks
Two artists, two concepts, two mediums, two inspiring pieces of work.
Cathy Daley, inspired by ballerina tutus – the garb of fairy tale princesses and Barbie doll couture – investigate her childhood memories of what it means to be female in Western culture and explores cultural representation of femininity and the body.
Daryl Banks, canadian photographer based in Toronto, works across fashion, advertising and fine art and created a series that he calls "Crinoline Flowers."
:: Discovered via Fabrik Project
Cathy Daley, inspired by ballerina tutus – the garb of fairy tale princesses and Barbie doll couture – investigate her childhood memories of what it means to be female in Western culture and explores cultural representation of femininity and the body.
Daryl Banks, canadian photographer based in Toronto, works across fashion, advertising and fine art and created a series that he calls "Crinoline Flowers."
:: Discovered via Fabrik Project
Monday, July 20, 2009
Edholm Ullenius – As Seen At Ikea
As soon as I saw Edholm and Ullenius' work, I thought it looked familiar, but it wasn't until I dug deeper into their pattern collection that I realized I saw a lot of them at Ikea while shopping for curtains. Based in Stockholm, the two designers create fresh and colorful designs that appear to attract a wide range of tastes.
:: Discovered via Twig & Thistle
Labels:
Illustrations,
Inspiration,
Patterns,
Product Design
Friday, July 17, 2009
Lucia Packaging Inspired by Spain & Portugal
When Pure Living designed the logo and packaging for Lucia, they were inspired by old, pre-war soap design from Spain and Portugal, creating a contemporary look rich with color and textures counteracted with clean black and white elements. The ligature in the logo gives it personality and a touch of surprise, allowing the logo to be memorable, yet elegant and clean.
:: Discovered via Lovely Package
:: Discovered via Lovely Package
Alexander Hulme's Simple Pleasures
Not unlike other designers, I do believe that less is more and a simple solution can be quite beautiful as its function drives the design, allowing the work to speak for itself instead hiding the lack of thought and concept behind pretty forms and colors. Alexander Hulme's work embodies everything I was drawn to when I selected my career and inspires me to study my surroundings, appreciate what has already been created and push myself to improve them.
:: Discovered via It's Nice That
:: Discovered via It's Nice That
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