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Thirty-five years ago, we lost the “Prince of Soul.” Marvin Gaye’s spirit has lived on, though, through his timeless music and stylish influence.
The United States Postal Service honored the R&B singer this year with a forever stamp in their Music Icons series. Learn more (and order) here.
Entertainment architects Stufish reveal the complex engineering and design of Beyoncé and Jay-Z’s ‘On the Run II’ stage set for the ‘On the Run II’ tour
The science and art behind the show.
Smells like innovation.
Not really sure who these are for... doesn’t the USPS know that kids don’t mail letters? Cute, though.
From Fast Co Design
Colorful music.
These could make me famous!
Five female scientists will be immortalized brick-by-brick.
Thank you, Hidden Figures. I think you’ve really started something here, and we want more.
And we want them all
Before you wince, take a look. A quite impressive look for some...
A strange, but wonderful candy fantasy in the land down under...something tells me this would take on a whole new meaning when viewed while high...
When Happiness Ruled
David Heasty and Stefanie Weigler of Brooklyn’s Triboro design firm have created versions of the familiar subway map in vibrant colors that definitely aren’t part of the official MTA version.
I’m all about infusing a little unnecessary color into my day...
A new book, Let's Play, tasks 100 Swiss designers to play with toy blocks, then photographs the results, looking for trends.
Seriously would quit my day job to do this. (Oh, and contribute my findings to a book that sells for $65 a pop!)
Wow, NYC; really?
Didn’t think we’d be reduced to classifying garbage...
See The Periodic Table of NYC Trash here.
In case you ever wondered how the other half lives...
Superhero Homes Illustrated
It's The Bard's Birthday. Happy 400th, Willie!
A little color appreciation is in order.
The Harvard Vault That Protects The World’s Rarest Colors, from Fast Co.Design.
MAN (AND WOMAN) IN THE MIRROR
While Barbie works out her body-image issues, Lego celebrates diversity in other ways. In a new line due out in June, the revered toymaker has added figurines to represent a working mom, a stay-at-home dad, and even a man in a wheelchair. Kudos to Lego, who says there was no pressure to add these new characters; they only wished to “mirror the world we live in today.”
Read more here.
Well, as long as you’re making it look like a vacation, sign me up!
NASA entices a new generation of space geeks with new posters promoting the future of space travel.
From Good Magazine, here.
“Yo “Star Wars,” I’m really happy for you, Imma let you finish, but Star Trek is the best space joint of all time!”
US Postal Service celebrates 'Star Trek' and space with new stamps, from CNET.
Simply gorgeous, and we get it: music (and legendary musicians) represented in architecture.
Read more about Italian architect and illustrator Federico Babina’s “Archimusic” series here.