Today sees the launch of the first (living) pair of grass flip flops – courtesy of client Krispy Kreme. Each shoe has over 5,000 blades of grass and, if regularly tended to and watered, can last for over four months. Mischief is giving them away to stressed out commuters so they can relax in their own mini-park.
Zune arts is a collective of really talented motion designers.
Modern alchemist Douglas Little & onfectioner Valerie Gordon, drawn together by a mutual admiration for the quality and beauty of each other’s creations, are pleased to debut the mori ex cacao collection.
Sunny Day by Stockholm-based lighting artist Aleksandra Stratimirovic is an installation made of over four thousand glass medical phials filled with coloured liquids, which combine to produce an image of a girl beside a lake.
Apart from the spectacle Wimbledon, there were also faceless people sitting in the audience. At first, everyone thought the condition may have been caused by too much bubbly, but turns out it was a viral marketing stunt about the anonymity of humankind in the information age, for Lotus. The stunt is linked to a website called Facelesspeople.com which has a countdown to the unveiling of their new car.
This is, without a doubt, the funniest book I’ve ever bought. It’s about famous cats who paint and the theory behind it.
This shelf is designed by Nils Holger Moormann and is a shelf consisting of sheet steel and boxes.
‘pleaseletmedesign‘ is a duo of young graphic designers comprising Pierre Smeets and Damien Aresta. They made this fun identity for Playout, a record label and event builder in Antwerpen.
Nice mixture of photography and illustration by this Russian artist.
Very nice illustrations.
Mark Ecko and his clothing company Ecko Unlimited have set up these interactive graffiti boards, which passersby can tag with their cellphones. Digital citylights are created that consists of an LCD and a bluetooth interface. People will get the possibility to access the citylight via bluetooth with their cell phones and spray their own graffiti with the cursor of their phone.
I’ve found this amazing blog about the future that never was.
Remember when you could change the color of your clothes just by touching them? That ’90s heat-activated trend is back.
Very talented fashion and advertising photographer.
Beautiful illustrations.
Even if the guy’s dressed in his favorite old white tee shirt, with this napkin at his neck he’ll actually look like he made the effort to get “dressed for dinner”. Awesome just awesome, get them over at spoonsisters.com, $6 for a package of 20.
In 2005 Design Barcode was awarded the Good Design Award in the Communication Design Category, and has since created designed barcodes for major Japanese brands such as Suntory, Calbee, Wacoal and others.
Symphony in red.
He stages his photo shoots like small horror-movie sets.
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