image © stephen wiltshire image © stephen wiltshire british artist stephen wiltshire is currently attempting to draw the manhattan skyline from memory. since monday october 26th wiltshire began filling in an 18 foot canvas at the pratt institute, brooklyn. the drawing is...
South Australian brewery Coopers has recently released a billboard that ‘unveils’ itself only when the sun goes down. This unique billboard called ‘Life After Dark’ was designed by Chicago-based street artist Pose, who used ultraviolet paint to create illustrations on the billboard so...
Imagine a story unfolded in a room. The japanese design unit YOY by space designer Naoki Ono and product designer Yuuki Yamamoto creates products that tell a hidden story. Peel is a wall lamp, but it looks as if wall paper was...
For the past few weeks artist Antonin Fourneau has been working at the Digitalarti Artlab in Paris creating what’s being called his Water Light Graffiti system. The device utilizes a giant matrix of LEDs embedded in a moisture-sensitive panel that when exposed to water causes the...
We’ve seen artist Yuken Teruya work his magic before, carving everything from fancy department store bags to fast food bags into magnificent miniature trees, but this new work by the Japanese artist stands out for its true ingenuity. Called Notice-Forest: What Victory...
Pepsi logo price tag: $1,000,000 The new Pepsi logo was designed by the Arnell Group in 2008. The listed prices include a complete branding package unless otherwise noted. New Zealand Banking Group logo price tag: $15,000,000 New Zealand Banking Group...
Miami Ad School/ESPM student Felipe Machado has released a series of short clips that encourages creatives to stop using the images of deceased icons in their product campaigns. The short clips feature popular deceased icons such as Marylin Monroe, Albert Einstein and Che Guevara—highlighting...
Ambient marketing meets urban landscaping in this IKEA’s project made in Japan. The Swedish brand took over the streets of Harajuku in Tokyo or, better, the gaps between the buildings in Harajuku, to display pieces of its furniture collection and...
As part of his senior thesis exhibition at Musashino Art University in Tokyo, art student Yasutoki Kariya re-imagined the ubiquitous desktop gadget, Newton’s Cradle, using a lovely sequence of light bulbs. Entitled Asobi (which translates roughly as “playing“) the 11-bulb installation creates a visual interpretation of the...
Having worked for more than 20 years as one of the leading photographers in fashion, Michel HADDI, born in France and a resident of both London and the US, had had an exciting career. Michel Haddi’s editorial collaborations include the...
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