New York Normal, is a great series from New York-based illustrator, Rebecca Sloat, who moved there in June 2012 and started documenting the "oddities" of New York and its inhabitants.
(via New York Normal)
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New York Normal, is a great series from New York-based illustrator, Rebecca Sloat, who moved there in June 2012 and started documenting the "oddities" of New York and its inhabitants.
(via New York Normal)
Incredible 3D type poster, by London-based creative group, Shotopop, illustrating a Lewis Carroll quote, from Alice in Wonderland
(via Shotopop)
Elegant and modern advertisements by Japanese graphic designer Hirokazu Matsuda, for Asahi Kasei Homes. The series won at the 80th Mainichi Advertising Design Awards, one of Japan’s most prestigious awards for design.
(via Hebel House | Hirokazu Matsuda)
Beautiful aerial photography from Kacper Kowalski.
(via Kacper Kowalski aerial photography / zdjecia lotnicze Kacpra Kowalskiego - jesień)
Interesting series from Mark Jenkins, "The Embed Series," where he creates hyperealistic human sculptures, and places them in public spaces, in some cases, resulting in people being alarmed.
(via Mark Jenkins: People on the Streets |)
Christian Goldemann created this humorous chart assigning beard types to different fonts.
(via 3 | What Font Is Your Beard? Use This Chart To Find Out | Co.Design: business innovation design)
Haunting new documentary from Wener Herzog, "From One Second to the Next," about the dangers of texting and driving.
(via Werner Herzog texting while driving documentary "From One Second to the Next" is worth watching. (VIDEO))
Awesome poster celebrating "Breaking Bad," using the Periodic Table to reference important characters and locations in the show.
(via 'Breaking Bad' -- The periodic table of elements | PopWatch | EW.com)
Interesting photo series, "Tension," from photographer Nir Arieli. Arieli worked with a is cousin, a dancer at Julliard to create the images, a series of multiple-exposure images shot in natural light.
(via Nir Arieli: “Tension” focuses on the sometimes unspeakable language of dancers (PHOTOS).)
Moving short promo for Skype, The Impossible Family Portrait, by artist John Clang, and Tim Delger, which tells the story of Denis, who left Uganda, and goes on to explain his family's efforts to close the distance between them, through the use of Skype.
The Impossible Family Portrait (by Tim Delger)
Interesting illustration series from New York-based artist, Peter McNierney, for online magazine, Swide, by Dolce & Gabbana. Each illustration features a Marvel superhero wearing apparel from the fashion brand's 2013 Spring/Summer collection.
(via Marvel Superheroes in fashion illustration wearing Dolce and Gabbana SS2013 by Peter McNierney - Swide)
Beautiful series from UK-based design collective, Design By House, featuring elegant, pared down versions of the world's famous landmarks. Each print features the landmark's trademark colors in stripes.
(via Colorful, Minimalist Illustrations Of World Famous Landmarks - DesignTAXI.com)
Beautiful short film by Make Productions, and Daniel Glynn, at Ad Hoc Films, for WWF, using a process called parallax sequence, which only uses still photos to create slow motion shots.
WWF PARALLAX SEQUENCE (by Make Productions)
Cool type series, "Diary Type," by Vladimir Koncar, where he creates fonts and letter forms, using condoms, raw meat, cacti, toothpicks, and gummy bears.
(via Intriguing Fonts Made Out Of Condoms And Other Odd Materials - DesignTAXI.com)
Insightful short film on working in the creative industry.
Wonderland | A Short Form Doc on Creative Commerce (by Eskimo)
Awesome concept and project by interaction designer, Philipp Meyer, "Life," where he created a short story designed for the blind.
(via Life, a tactile comic for the blind)
Incredible ad campaign from 2005, for Portuguese news magazine, "Grande Reportagem." The campaign, "Meet the World," and created by FCB, Lisbon, uses national flags, to depict startling statistics about each nation.
(via Brilliant Advertising Campaigns Over the Past 10 Years - Grande Reportagem Magazine)