Is it possible to create tasty smoothies in any Pantone color? The answer is given by Pantone Smoothies, a website project by Swedish artist Hedvig Astrom Kushner, who blends together delicious looking smoothies and makes their hue match specific Pantone colors.
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Pattern illustration by Julia Rothman
A few links:
- A funny ad for IKEA.
- In this factory in Denmark, autonomous robots and precise machines can make 36,000 Lego pieces per minute. See how they do it.
- This chair made me laugh! I wish we had something like this when our kids were younger, we could have avoided many “Only me will sit on daddy” battles.
- I love the work of letterer and illustrator Heather Hardison. This is an interview about her new lovely book Homegrown: Illustrated Bites From Your Garden to Your Table.
- Great packaging for Minus 33, a juniper-infused spirit.
- 100 disposable cameras were handed out to homeless people in London. The theme of the project was to capture”their” city.
- John Oliver makes fun of New Zealand’s decision to change its flag.
Have a good weekend!
Ever wish you could unsend or edit an email that’s already been sent? So many times I have accidentally clicked reply all, or have sent to a wrong recipient, or realized I have sent an important email with mistakes! unSend.it apparently allows users to unsend or edit any email after it’s been sent (even after being opened by the recipient). I have not tried it, but I am intrigued by the Self-Destruct option! There must be a catch somewhere…
(This is not a paid ad, I just get enthusiastic about some products!)

I find these retro numbers from the US type foundry House Industries very attractive.
If you happen to be in London until the end of September, you may be lucky to see this beautiful installation inside Covent Garden. Heartbeat is a cloud composed of 100,000 white balloons, suspended from the ceiling. The installation, with the balloons illuminated from the inside, is designed by French artist and photographer Charles Pétillion.
(via This is Colossal)
If you haven’t already seen Seb Lester‘s work, you should follow him on Instagram for amazing lettering. This video is a compilation of some of the most famous logos drawn by Lester’s hand.



I love these Totoro cakes, they are so well made. Totoro is a big, cute, huggable forest spirit and the title character in the Japanese animated film “My Neighbor Totoro”. And he looks so good on a cake.
“How to take a caffeine nap:
1) Find perfect nap spot.
2) Grab and drink your favorite caffeine laden beverage.
3) Set your alarm to go off in 15-20mins
4) Don’t delay, take your nap straight away.”
I am a big fan of power-naps and this is a different twist on it. Read the article here.
(via Swissmiss)

Moroccan tile background
A few links:
- Kinder Surprise eggs are hugely popular with my kids and everywhere around the world, except in the United States, where they’re considered a choking hazard and are illegal. This is the story of a Kinder-egg smuggler.
- I would sit in this chair that keeps you offline and relaxed.
- This artist gives new life to old black & white photos.
- In Mumbai, there are currently 55.000 taxis. A Kickstarter campaign was initiated to help local graphic designers showcase their work on the fabric seat covers of taxi cabs.
- Art to make you smile.
Have a good weekend!
Last night I watched the 1960 original Ocean’s Eleven with Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and the rest of the Rat Pack and although I have to admit it looks a little dated, you can’t beat the title sequence by the great Saul Bass.





