Thursday, December 23, 2010
Tuesday, December 21, 2010
Friday, December 10, 2010
In The Hood
I've been looking for a unique piece of jewelry and have come across a lot of wonderful pieces, but this Neighborhood Ring by J Davis Studio really stands out.
:: Discovered via papernstitch
:: Discovered via papernstitch
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
In a Vera Mood
I absolutely love the color palettes in Vera Wang's "Family Circus" in W's December issue. Photography by Paolo Roversi. Click here to see more.
Friday, November 12, 2010
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
Plenty To Go Around
Gorgeous illustrations and typography by Plenty. Constructivism, I'd like you to meet Day of the Dead. I'm totally jealous right now...
:: Discovered via design work life
:: Discovered via design work life
Labels:
Branding,
Illustrations,
Inspiration,
Packaging,
Posters,
Typography
Monday, October 18, 2010
Friday, October 15, 2010
Minneapolis, The City of Bikes
Minneapolis was recently voted the #1 biking city—woohoo!! Unfortunately, I'm still one of those people who drives everywhere (don't judge me, I feel awful enough as it is) but I would totally buy one of these beautiful bicycles! I can see it already... MARIE. Very nice.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Homemade is Best
Creative and informational photography of ingredients and food by Carl Kleiner for IKEA's newly released baking book called "Hembakat är Bäst” (Homemade is Best). Makes avid fast-food goers such as myself reconsider their dining options.
:: Discovered via today and tomorrow
:: Discovered via today and tomorrow
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Fused Glass
Exquisite bottles by Tapio Wirkkala who uses a technique called "Incalmo" (a process that includes two types of glass, worked separately and fused together to create a single object where individual areas are separated by color).
:: Discovered via The Mid-Century Modernist
:: Discovered via The Mid-Century Modernist
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Monday, September 27, 2010
New Yum Yum Toys!
New "Heroes and Villains" toy series by Yum Yum London. I can't decide which one kicks more ass... A Rambo-like dude equipped with a double-barrel shotgun, a grenade and a chicken? A karate grandma wearing a coral blouse? A brainless zombie wearing only one shoe? An octopus bearing sweet and salty treats??? Too much goodness for one day!
Friday, September 24, 2010
Sci-Fi Fall
Amazing collaboration between photographer Matt Shelley and illustrator Tim Green. Buy prints here.
:: Discovered via design work life
:: Discovered via design work life
Monday, September 13, 2010
Colors of Autumn in Your Home
One of the many reasons why Autumn is my favorite season is because of the color palette shift that seems to happen overnight. The sun hides behind clouds, creating spectacular views of over saturated colors all around us as the trees turn various shades of red, orange, gold, and bronze. The prints by piktorama give me a sense of Autumn colors, mixed with vintage textures and a breath of freshness with teal and light blue accents. All available to purchase here.
:: Discovered via design work life
:: Discovered via design work life
Labels:
Illustrations,
Inspiration,
Paper Products,
Posters
Friday, September 10, 2010
My Kind of Motivation
When it comes to motivation, everyone responds differently. Some like compliments or encouraging words, others such as myself like to be challenged. These perfect motivational prints for gluttons for punishment can be purchased at Felt & Wire.
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Detailed Beauty
We've all seen about a gazillion wedding invites, but Erin Jang does it like no one else. Her attention to detail is painfully gorgeous, and the southwest theme shown below is like nothing I've ever seen. It is fresh and clean, two attributes I never associate with southwest graphics, and the colors are tasteful and charming. This is an excellent example of taking 2 things that seem overdone and creating something unique and beautiful.
:: Discovered via Kate Arend's Tweets
:: Discovered via Kate Arend's Tweets
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Joe Stephenson
I really appreciate London-based designer Joe Stephenson. His style is clean, simple, and most importantly, conceptual. He doesn't work out of a vacuum or make things "pretty" just because he feels like it, instead he creates a strong platform and builds upon it. Each design element has a purpose and all materials support the big idea, leading to powerful identity and meaningful design.
:: Discovered via Twig & Thistle
NTU Degree Show 2010 - Invitation from NTU Degree Show 2010 on Vimeo.
:: Discovered via Twig & Thistle
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