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"Ed Supreme" by Smalltime Projects
Not for the tame... a psychedelic animated trip by Becky & Joe for Tame Impala's "Feels Like We Only Go Backwards" video
Hajime Sorayama
Retro-future robot-lady.
Live the grid. "Nature/Shine" wood and laquer buro by Draft (Przemysław Ziółkowski).
Two of my favorite things. Chocolate and the work of OMFG. Branding and packaging for Woodblock Chocolate.
Holiday gift for the end... just in case. (via BLDGWLF)
Gears, wheels, and ribbons. Identity for Jack Sinclair Letterpress Studio by Cast Iron Design Company.
Making marble graphics so marvelous at Museum Studio. Via msabloff.
NYC’s first vodka distillery in over 100 years
daily.liftluxe.com
No. 2 labels clear and clean type.
Catalina Fernandez Bakery by Anagrama, San Pedro, Mexico.
Steel fox head sculpture by Bongo Design.
For the Revision Art's briefing entitled Voyeurism. By Rui Riberio.
A series of illuminating thoughts from Robert Horne on Imagine Paper. Poster series by Magpie Studio. Via weandthecolor.
I've shared before, but rediscovered the marvelous illustration work of Adam Cruft. Watercolor portraits to aquatint illustrations. (via Talent | Portfolios)
Salt Surf is for the style conscious surfer and those nostalgic about surfing. Clean and pure.
Mac Classic OS interface on the iPhone. B&W bitmap beauty. iOS ‘86 by Anton Repponen (via blog147 / doworkdesign)
Cover design for DISK, number 1, by Karel Teige (1900-1951) an advocate for international modernism. A bold classic.