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March 12th, 2010
Art & Design
Brock Davis’s portfolio succeeded to make me chuckle. This graphic designer who claimed that he accidentally got into advertising instills a high sense of humor in his work. Through his portfolio we are able to see that he created a … more
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March 9, 2010
Lolli-Pop Art
Baptiste Debombourg managed to use daily objects as staples for his artwork. Well Julia Chang an artist originated from Brooklyn formed wordings using a series of ring-shaped lollipop that you normally wear on your fingers. Nailed on the wall, the … more
March 9, 2010
Found Function
They say you cannot combine logic with creativity, either the right hemisphere of the brain outweighs the left or vise versa. But I guess thats not entirely true, remember the movie A Beautiful Mind? some people as John Nash … more
March 8, 2010
Campaign for De Serres Art Store
Using 6500 colored pens, 600 bottles of paint and 4500 pastel pencils the agency BBDO Montreal Nolin created a creative campaign for De Serres, instead of using the colours inside the pen and paint, they’ve put to use the bottles … more
March 8, 2010
The Heart Bottle by Oliver Jefferson
I think a lot of artist are fascinated to delve into the children’s world. I believe there is something magical about being a child. Constantly full of wonder and imagination, there is no limit, no boundaries and no literal sense … more
March 8, 2010
Tom Gauld for Diet Coke
Here is another collaboration of the multinational beverage company ‘Coca-Cola‘ with an artist by the name Tom Gauld. Tom Gauld is a scottish illustrator and cartoonist that has previously worked with publications as The Guardian. Together with Diet Coke, he … more
March 8, 2010
Nobody Beats the Drum – Block Motion
I applaud everyone and anyone who has the diligence and patience to create such piece as these block motions. This block motion moves in accordance to the drum beats. Designer Rogier van der Zwaag, used 400 blocks  to create a … more
March 8, 2010
Paper War
Imaginary approach to paper war that reminded me a bit of the toys in Toy Story. Although most of us would not understand the dialogue, the video shows an argument between two kids. Basically the story tells about these boy … more
March 6, 2010
Tree House
Having a tree house was part of my childhood dream. I blame that on ‘The Simpsons’ for being one of my major influence. Growing up watching Bart constantly planning a consipiracy at his hideout, I’ve always envisioned myself to have … more
March 5, 2010
The Secret of Happiness is…
We’ve all heard about the documentary and book about ‘The Secret’ of the universe but I bet everyone is dying to know who holds the secret to happiness. Probably these 3 photographers have the answer, Egor Bashakov, Karina Eibatova and … more
March 5, 2010
Pattern Photographs
I’ve always loved patterned photography. Natural patterns of objects that you normally see around you has its own appeal as the photographs of Luis Mallo. Luis Mallo was born in Havana, Cuba in 1962. He studied graphic design in New … more
March 5, 2010
Staples Art
From afar the artwork looks like its made from stencil, but if you look closer it’s actually made of little pieces of staples form into a image. This impressive idea is derived from the french artist Baptiste Debombourg, a familiar … more
March 4, 2010
Aleksander Mukomelov ‘Infinity’ Bath
Industrial Designer Aleksander Mukomelov has created an innovative ‘Infinity’ bath, shaped as the symbolic infity sign, this bath tub combines elegant design with technology to create a sensory experience. With its intelligent ‘media’ console, one can control the selection of … more