Monthly Archives: Agosto 2011

“The beautiful Mykiss fish lamp is a tribute to the salmon and its beauty. The lines of the body of the salmon brighten when this delicate porcelain lamp is switched on.” Buy it here (£145 -$238.70)  

Sculptor Eddy Prabandono used 25 tons of clay for his installation “Luz Series,” which is inspired by his daughter Luz. His work was exhibited at the Art Jog 11 in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. Enjoy more INSTALLATIONS HERE      

Enjoy this funny infographic about iphone users……Which type are you?!  

Artist Eric Daigh is known for making portraits from colored pushpins. He’s recently updated his portfolio website with new artwork.   Top: Photo © Nathan Umstead. Notes about Daigh (from bio): Using push pins, the innocuous, adhesive, near-detritus of our...

Who doesn’t love fresh food and intriguing art? Photographer Carl Kleiner combined the two for his ad campaign for IKEA, which put him on the radar. He created fun food sculptures, photographing them on pastel-colored backgrounds to truly make them pop....

Re-paper Chopstick is a relevant design to those who use disposable chopsticks on a daily basis. This D-I-Y pack of paper sticks is easy to assemble and use. If manufactured with paper quality (designer suggests renewable paper) that is good...

London-based graphic design student Joseph Egan created this fantastic anamorphic typographic installation at Chelsea College of Art & Design, using the works of Felice Varini as a jumping off point. Enjoy the video! via

SHN is a new two storey house designed by a Tokyo-based architecture firm called OUVI. The house itself is located in the the suburbs of Nagoya City in Japan, where many of the cities businessmen live. The architects’ initial idea...

Historical events are made simple with the H-57 Typodesign Strips, a series of pictogram posters created by the Italian design company. The idea behind the pop culture and history-infused infographics is to show that most events can be quickly summarized...

Legend Photography | Marc Riboud Born in Lyon, France, photographer Marc Riboud is best known for his extensive reports on the East. In 1957, he was one of the first European photographers ever to be allowed into China. Firsthand, Riboud...