Insound has teamed up with Sonnenzimmer, the acclaimed Chicago design studio, to create 10 limited edition band t-shirts.
I’m giving away this one (my fave of the 10) with the band Broken Social Scene. If you want it, click here.
Click here to se the entire 10 for 10 collection.
Intrigued by what he could not see, Harold Edgerton made it his life’s mission to analyze motion and extend our perception of time.
Edgerton was an inventor and a MIT professor who combined the stroboscopic process with the camera’s flash, and thereby he was able to photograph an entire range of movement that previously could not be seen by the naked eye.
Via My Modern Met
I find these ‘pixel sorting‘ images by Kim Asendorf very fascinating. Kim was born in 1981 in Achim, near Bremen.
Do check out the before and after images at the end of the post. Very interesting.
Before and after. See it as a cool GIF here.
I must admit that bodypainting is not one of my favorite artforms. But the amazing work of multimedia artist Emma Hack, made me think again.
Through 21 years Australian artist Emma Hack has evolved from being a children’s face painter and qualified hairdresser and make-up artist, to a body illustrator and visual artist of world acclaim.
Via iGNANT
My long awaited summer vacation has finally startet. Yay! Today I’m leaving for Sweden, where I will enjoy a nice long week with my family. So the blog will be quiet for the next week to come. But I will be back, monday august 9th. All fresh and with a little tan – hopefully.
I want to take this oppurtunity to thank you, my amazing readers. I so appreciate all your comments and reblogs. You make me keep going. Thank you!
The Inspiration Pad by Marc Thomasset is such a wonderful idea! That kind of thing that makes you wonder, why no one never thought of it before.
If you feel inspired, you can buy the Inspiration Pad here.
Russian advertising agency GOOD decided to take a break from advertising, and have some fun. So they made these eyecatching and mindboggling bike helmets.
They definitely made me look and smile! Do also check out the faboulous ping pong bat experiments.
Via This Blog Rules
Stumpled upon the very cool and wonderful world of Sanna Berger.
She also has a tumblr.
Via Crisaris
There is some very interesting and diverse artworks coming from Michael Ostermann.
Check out his Flickr-folio, which has a lot of image collages and digital painting.
Via Changethethought
Coca Cola Concept by 20-year old Russian art director German Kapitonov really made me look.
Wonderful pop art direction!
Via Design You Trust
Sorted Books is an ongoing project started in 1993 by Nina Katchadourian. When she finds a book collection, she looks at the titles and rearranges the books so that the titles can be read in sentences, from top to bottom.
I love this sort of stuff!
Lormalized is a small program made by Reza Ali. I’m not quite sure how the programme actually works, but I installed it and played around with it for a little while, and this is what I made. Quite beautiful isn’t it?
Reza Ali decribes LORMALIZED like this: LORMALIZED = Lorenz + nOrmalization + Real-tiMe + interActive + visuaLize + partIcles + reZa + procEssing.org + 4D.
Create your own and interact with the work here.
Found at yay!everyday
Felt like I had to share this wonderful blog with you guys. Nicolas Cage portrayed as almost any possible character out there.
It had my attention for a pretty long time and made me smile again and again – take a look for yourself here.
Via Shellzuit Zombie
Top nudge posters which represent the male leads of the BRILLIANT Mad Men series through their unique pocket square folds.
Made by Christina Perry. Also check out her portfolio.
Via Design you trust
Loooove the design on this functional and practical A-Stand for the perfect ergonomic workstation.
Designed by the ever great danish brand AIAIAI.
Via Lovely Package
Now this is a cigarette packaging that tells it like it is. Brilliant!
By R.J. Reynolds.
Via Likecool
Coarse unveils their long anticipated ‘false friends’ series, a set of two original vinyl figurines. The design is made by german artists Mark Landwehr and Sven Waschk. They started a distinct style of sculpting that looked almost as if they had chiselled and exposed the figures from three dimensional rock.
See some of Coarse’s earlier work after the jump.
Coarse has a long line of very very cool figurines in their catalogue. Check out these babies.
Via Lovely Package and Fubiz
Urbanears is a brand new headphone brand out of Stockholm, Sweden. It comes in two models and, hold on now, 14 COLOURS! How great is that? I love how the colour of the packaging follows the same colour as the headphone. It just ads even more niceness to the branding of this product.
I love ‘em and sombody please give me a pair of these gorgeous babies for Christmas.
Via TheDieline
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