Superb poster design! The Tarantino Collection consists of four posters and according to the graphic designer Ibraheem Youssef’s Flickr page, more Tarantino posters will follow soon.
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LucyandBart is a collaboration between Lucy McRae and Bart Hess described as an instinctual stalking of fashion, architecture, performance and the body.
So different and so contemporary. Outstanding!
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‘Daft Vader United’ is an awesome fusion of Daft Punk and Star Wars.
Made by Melbourne based graphic designer Kode Logic.
Found at The Béhance Network
‘Commands’ is a brilliant poster series by Christopher David Ryan. As a great fan of Mac shortcuts, I off course “read” these messages instantly! Check out his blog here.
CDRyan makes a bunch of other great stuff. Check it out after the jump.
Some of the other great stuff in CDRyans portfolio.
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“This is …” is great series of childrens books which consist of a total of 18 books. The books takes place in some of the worlds biggest cities and a couple of countries. They are illustrated by Miroslav Sasek, born 1916 in Praque, Poland.
The illustrations are aboslutely lovely!
Via Below The Clouds
I stumpled upon this very fresh, very clean and very retro typeface called Colo Pro font. Awesome!
Buy it here.
Via Fontfabric
The art of Jim is all made on the basis of the skull, and each piece is made unique with the use of different materials, colours and forms. Impressive!
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These 5 mosaic portraits for IKEA are real eye-catchers! They are made out of thousands of IKEA products for the Swedish Summer and Autumn campaign of IKEA.
Illustration: Charis Tsevis, Tsevis Visual Design
Advertising Agency: Forsman & Bodenfors, Stockholm, Sweden
Via BehanceNetwork
These cute ads for the Canadian Calcary Farmer’s Market was made to let people know that the Farmer’s Market is still open and has fresh produce all winter long. Well done!
Made by WAX Partnership, Canada.
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In the late 19th and early 20th century Japanese photographer T. Enami captured these beautiful photos in form of 3D stereoviews.
A stereoview consists of a pair of nearly identical images that appear three-dimensional when viewed through a stereoscope, because each eye sees a slightly different image. This illusion of depth can also be recreated with animated GIFs.
Read more about T. Enami here.
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My darling readers. Here’s a little Christmas treat for you – some of the best and most creative Christmas ads.
I wish you and your families a wonderful merry Christmas.
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Gorgeous sculptural photography by the Polish photographers Szymon Roginski and Kasia Korzeniecka.
They worked together to create these images for the “O Mia O” Spring Summer 2009 collection of Ania Kuczynska. First they photographed the collection which they then cut up and transformed into 3d objects. The result was photographed again and used for the “O Mia O” collection.
In Denmark we have a lovely Christmas stamp tradition. It began way back in the early 1900s , when a Danish postal clerk came up with the idea of selling Christmas stamps to raise money for children with tuberculosis. And now we have new beautiful Christmas stamps each year.
This gorgeous sheet of Christmas stamps is designed by Erik Petersen in 1962. I love the graphic illustrations and beautiful color scheme.
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Bet you won’t find this kind of porcelain at your Grandmothers house! Made by Beccy Ridsdel.
Love it!
There is some great stuff in the portfolio of French Art Director and Graphic Designer Romain Albertini.
Via Changethethought
I was blown away when I saw these illustrations by graphic designer/illustrator Mat Maitland. I love everything about them!
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How great is this Onion Calender? It’s printed with 365 image views of a sliced onion. One photo per each day of the year. Briliant!
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Wow! This is such interesting photos to study.
‘Exploded’ is a photoseries by American photograper Adam Voorhes.
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Love love love this amazing work of UK based graphic designer Pandayoghurt. It’s a graphic explosion of color and form in the best way possible. Just look at that gif-animation he did for Vodaphone!
And how can you not love the name Pandayoghurt?
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