This stop-motion video blew me away! Made solely out of 400 blocks of wood and not, as it might look, in a 3D program.
With nearly 4085 images it is directed by Rogier van der Zwaag, for the electro group Nobody Beats the Drum from Amsterdam.
Click here if you have trouble seeing the video.
Via Fubiz
‘New World Order’ is an excellent visual animation done by art + design studio MyORB, based in New York City.
Made for German photographer Martin Friedrich. Click here to watch the actual animation.
Via TypoJungle
Artist and visual communication teacher Jorge Chamorro has some very creative and interesting handmade collages i his portfolio.
Visually powerful and somewhat macabre.
Via Look in art
Complexity Graphics by Russian designer Tatiana Plakhova.
Simply beautiful! And they even come with a soundtrack. Click here to listen.
STILL posters series by SuperExpresso made for an electronic music club.
Awesome!
Via Trendland
For seven years Dutch photographer Jan Banning did these extraordinary portraits titled ‘Bureaucratics‘. Banning studied the cultures and symbols of public administration – the institutions where the citizens are generally confronted with the state. He traveled to China, USA, India, Liberia, Russia, France and Bolivia.
I love this kind of work!
Via iGNANT
Wonderful creative ads for HP Retail Publishing Solutions. Love the vibrant colours and the very graphic elements.
“The idea was to create these little white environments that could house the HP products, an employee, and a set of modular illustrations running up the background wall that changed out for each ad.”
Made by Lab Partners.
Via FFFFOUND!
I’m so digging this well designed ‘Puzzleboard’ by Dutch design studio OOMS.
Love how you can extend your workspace or use it for your wineglass while standing. Clever!
Via Designboom
Damn! This Persistent Pyramids series by Anatoly Zenkov really caught my eye.
Very interesting and original.
Excellent movie posters with retro graphic redesigns for the movies who were nominated for Best Film at the 2010 BAFTA awards.
Done by Tavis Coburn who is an illustrator and graphic designer. Even though his style is very influenced by the 1940s – 1960s, Coburn creates amazingly rich artwork that look completely timeless.
Avatar
Preciuos
An Education
Hurt Locker
Up In The Air
Via Wickedpedia
Loving these absolutely amazing graphic illustrations by Russian illustrator Evegeny Parfenov.
He has done a lot of commisioned work for such magazines as TSS Magazine, Newsweek and Rolling Stone Magazine. What a talent!
Via FFFFOUND!
These color explosive vector-based illustrations really caught my eye. So rich on details and so original.
Made by London based illustrator Steve Scott. Visit his Béhance portfolio here.
Two great ads for the French McDonald’s campaign ‘Come As You Are’. Made me smile.
By BETC Euro RSCG, Paris, France.
Wow! These illustrations by typographer, illustrator & designer Darren Newman is absolutely breathtaking.
And how about that typography? Beautiful! To appreciate his work, do visit Newman’s Béhance portfolio.
Loving this Michael Jackson illustration by Norwegian illustrator and designer Rashid Akrim.
Excellent variations and color choices!
Via YAY!EVERYDAY
I’m so digging this limited series of four black & white designs t-shirts.
Coming out in March 2010, the french brand Kulte is presenting a new collaboration with the graphic designer Fred Nicolau, aka DIRTLAB.
Via Design You Trust
This is an absolute must-see video!
Brilliant stop-motion video by Lait Noir, made for Adobe YouGC Competition. My mouth is watering now.
Click here if you have trouble seeing the video.
Via ShareSomeCandy
Eduardo del Fraile is a graphic designer born in Valladolid, Spain. He has specialised in corporate identity, packaging and the design of books.
His portfolio is full of strikingly beautiful design work. And furthermore his website is worth a visit solely because of it’s many original features.
Via Changethethought
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