Nissa Kinjalina is a designer based in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Her “Living Light” lamp looks like a transparent container where the light is poured. Beautiful.
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A sophisticated series of architectural prints focusing on the façades of iconing buildings from around the world by Swedish studio esinam. The “Elevations” project also includes cities like Paris, London and Tokyo, but no Athens – yet.
(via Yatzer)
This combines two things I love: chocolate and type! You choose a message and they will send the individual chocolate letters spelling it, in a gift box on your behalf. A yummy idea for Father’s Day (Sunday June 21st)
I would like to have a big print of this photograph by Ramiro Chavez (2006) from Mexico. The letter A is actually a part of an old advertising sign that was dismantled.
I love this packaging design for Nongfu mineral water, a chinese drinks company. The design is by Horse and the beautiful illustrations by Brett Ryder. The idea was to create a packaging inspired by the local landscape and wildlife, and Ryder was commissioned to create an image for each season.
Dutch artists and filmmakers Lernert & Sander, were commissioned by De Volkskrant newspaper to make a photograph for a special issue on food. The result is a real, non-manipulated photo of a wide variety of unprocessed food, cut into perfect little 2.5cm cubes and arranged into a grid layout. You have to look at the close-up image to be convinced and get a better idea at what these cubes are like.
Pattern by Rachel Cave
A few links:
- Stereotypes in design: Which one is your type?
- These beach stamps would be much appreciated by my kids.
- A video for the dangers of the selfie- sticks, hilarious!
- An art installation with …flyers.
- Beautiful use of brush and ink in these calligraphic posters.
- I would put this on my fridge.
- This is what I call a colorful hotel, and I absolutely love it!
Have a good weekend!
Art print by Christopher Vinca
This line of wine labels was created by Mary Kate McDevitt. The front label (speech bubble) is what we say out loud as small talk during dinner parties and the back label (thought bubble) is what we’re actually thinking…