One of my favorite illustrations by letterer Mary Kate McDevitt, created for animations to post online for Mother’s Day by Publix supermarkets – a few years back. The quotes were actually collected from mothers on Publix’s Facebook page.
Happy Mother’s Day to all the moms everywhere!
“Rocking Chair for 1 or 2”, a furniture concept by Julian Glander
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I discovered the enchanting work of book designer Coralie Pickford-Smith recently.
The above selection is the exquisite series for F. Scott Fitzgerald’s book covers for Penguin Classics, one of the many beautiful series she created, drawing inspiration from the Art Deco period, combined with metallic foil printing on matt paper.
An interesting project by German photographer Josef Schulz, these are classic American roadside signs with all the branding and text digitally removed. They kind of remind you something, but look really weird without the logos.
‘Josef Schulz always photographs the billboards alongside US highways and in the shopping centres from below, in front of a uniform sky. What these boards refer to lies outside the sphere of the pictures; we can only speculate. In addition, the billboards were also stripped of their writing and logos during postprocessing. Deprived of their message and their function they are turned into empty speech bubbles.’
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Wow! A chair made from a genuine Boeing 737 engine. This is the 737 Cowling Chair by UK-based furniture design company Fallen Furniture. With a matching aluminum swiveling base and a black-leather upholstered interior, it reminds me of the funky Ball Chair by Eero Saarinen.
Also check out the Fuselage Wall Art, while other products with aircraft parts include: an Airbus A300 window clock, an Airbus A320 escape hatch table, a Boeing 747 wheel table, an exhaust lamp and a R.A.F. cluster bomb drinks cabinet!
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Gif animation by Laura Berger
I will have a small break for our Greek Easter holidays! Be back in a few days!
Have a great weekend!
Nase POP is a street artist with a special love for graffiti lettering.
I especially love his series for the “36 days of type“ project where he painted one big colorful alphabet letter on a wall, each day for 36 days and posted it on his Instagram account.
Look at these colors! Dominique Coulon and his associates have built a great colorful day nursery for the children of Buhl, a small village in north-eastern France. The nursery is actually arranged in multiple crowns that form a solid shape – like a castle – and has been designed to echo a 14th-century castle that dominates the area from a nearby hillside.
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Jean Jullien is a French graphic designer and illustrator currently living in London. I first heard about him when he made this illustration for the Paris attacks in November. Since then, I have been following his work on Instagram and especially love his creative and humorous depiction of everyday life.
Gif animation by Guillaume Kurkdjian
A few fun and interesting links from the wonderful wold of the internet:
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