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Tom Ford’s - Vogue Paris end of year edition

Tom Ford’s new something or other for the Vogue Paris end of year edition. Spotted at sybawrite.wordpress.com

Processing

Processing is an open source programming language and environment for people who want to create images, animations, and interactions. Initially developed to serve as a software sketchbook and to teach fundamentals of computer programming within a visual context, Processing also has evolved into a tool for generating finished professional work. Today, there are tens of thousands of students, artists, designers, researchers, and hobbyists who use Processing for learning, prototyping, and production. Click here to see more.

100 Best Flash Websites

100BestFlashWebsites is a gallery of the Best Flash Websites around the globe hand-picked and only accept the highest-quality code and visual design. 100 Best Flash Websites gallery provides a excellent one stop shop for your web inspiration. See more here.

7 Sins - Mark Gmehling

3D Character design- animation by Mark Gmehling. See more here.

Tyler Bergholz

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TRON: Legacy Projection Mapping trailer - Southbank London

TRON: Legacy Projection Mapping trailer - Southbank London from Guided Collective on Vimeo.

A preview of the HP ePrint & TRON: Legacy Experience down on London’s Southbank.
Full loop here: vimeo.com/​17396963
Upstairs there is a TRON: Legacy light show inspired by ‘The Grid’ from the film. Created using projection mapping technology, the QEH comes to life in unison with snippets of the Daft Punk soundtrack to create an immersive experience. Downstairs you’ll find a re-creation of Flynn’s Arcade – with original TRON arcade game; a Light Cycle replica, the TRON: Evolution video game and a bank of HP printers to print the photos you take of your time at the event. Flynn's Arcade opens at 1300, the lightshow opens at 1700 – both run until 2100 - 02.12.10

Nik Ainley

Nik Ainley is a UK based illustrator who produces both personal and commissioned work. He rather bizarrely taught himself Photoshop in his spare time while gaining a degree in physics at Imperial College in London. He enjoyed it so much he ditched physics and moved full time into design and illustration. See more here.

Nerd Boyfriend

Dress like you heros blog. See more here.

Them Thangs

Them Thangs is run by Justin Blyth. It is a collection of things he likes, intended for visual inspiration, there are no links or credits. More here.

Ydk Morimoe

Japan painter Ydk Morimoe Born in 1985 in Tokyo,Japan. Link.

kiss me ONCE and ONCE more

Dorota Janecka is a graphic designer with a background in fine arts. She has unique and identifiable style of illustration which is incorporated within her graphic design works.
Born, raised and educated in Poland, she now lives and works in London. See more of her work here.

Aerosol Amoeba

Aerosol Amoeba from Pahnl Whatnow on Vimeo.

Breathing life into spray paint. 144 hours of motion condensed down to four minutes. Music by Kidstreet - myspace.com/​kidstreet. Filmed and edited by Pahnl - pahnl.co.uk

Can you draw the internet?

Children today are growing up in a world of technology and communications. They have never experienced a world without the internet, with every part of their day consumed by mobile phones, websites, computer games, apps, Xbox, you name it. See more here.

OIL & WATER DO NOT MIX

A project by Happiness Brussels Designed by Anthony Burrill. Limited edition of 200 posters, screen printed with oil from the Gulf of Mexico disaster. All benefits go to CRCL, (Coalition to Restore Coastal Louisiana) A non-profit organisation dedicated to restoring the Gulf of Mexico’s coastal wetlands. Click here to see more.

So Much To Do

Seb Lester works in London as a type designer, illustrator and artist. He has created typefaces and type illustrations for some of the world's biggest companies, publications and events, including the likes of Apple, Nike, Intel, The New York Times, The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics and JD Salinger's final reissue of The Catcher in the Rye. He is passionate about letterforms. To visit Seb's website click here.

N.Joy_Flow.Typo :. 2nd Gen

FIK - is the ultimate brainchild of senor Samuel Sinaga a.k.a senor flow , an indonesian born illustrator. Big inspired by almost everything, anything and most of the time -> nothing. The 3 key element of FIK socalled style, is Chill, Flow and beware, but dont ask why coz he's uber lame at describing things and better off at illustrating them. Click here for more.

I love the way...

Click here to see more of Manuel Rebollo beautiful illustration work.

Paris Prints

Click here to see more of Ana Albero work.

Here Sometimes

Triboro is the husband and wife team of David Heasty and Stefanie Weigler. See more of their work here.

Housework in Heels

To celebrate the launch of the world's largest shoe gallery at Selfridges, creative duo Lernert & Sander have created a set of sculptural installations of household domestic appliance inspired shoe designs. A dishwasher is transformed into a pair of Chanel clogs, two slick black irons into Stella stilettos and a sewing machine into YSL skyscrapers.

"We wanted to turn stock items into startlingly smart footwear. A humorous take on fashion as an ideal escape from the daily grind." See the full display here.

Who would ever complain about household chores if the dress code was strictly designer shoes only!

Smile for London (Events)

If you live in London then you know how dire are the digital billboards on the underground so here is a chance to change that, for two weeks at least. New collaborative “Smile for London” have just announced a contest to get your work on the London Underground’s digital screens. First and hopefully many more to come. To enter your submissions visit “Smile for London” Vimeo group.

Space on a match box

Matchbox labels from around the world but the majority are Eastern European from the 1950s and 60s. See more here.

Carsten Witte

Hot work. See more here.

The Fashion Body

Chest by Alice Hawkins

Right Thigh by Craig McDean

Left Eye by Lady Gaga

The Fashion Body celebrates and embraces the human body through fashion and moving image. SHOWstudio's Nick Knight invited over 30 inspirational creatives including Lady Gaga and photographer Craig McDean to contribute a short film, focusing on different areas of the body and adorning it with fashion items from the latest collections.

Making Future Magic - iPad

Making Future Magic: iPad light painting from Dentsu London on Vimeo.

Created for Making Future Magic, BERG together with Dentsu London have come up with this quite wonderful movie combining iPad and light painting. The team first created software models in Cinema4D. These were then rendered as cross sections, like a virtual CAT scan, making a series of outlines of slices of each form. These are then played back on the surface of the iPad as movies together with dragged iPad through the air to extrude shapes captured in long exposure photographs. Each 3D form is itself a single frame of a 3D animation, so each long exposure still is only a single image in a composite stop frame animation. See more here.

Joe Murtagh - A Handsome Mustache

Joe's distinctive style is influenced by music, fashion and pop culture. Having been a figurative painter and sculptor, his work is still very much based on the human form and portraiture. Joe's artwork is a combination of traditional and digital, resulting in a vibrant high energy colourfest. See more here.

Wonderbra's 3D Billboard

Britain's first 3d poster for Wonderbra's Full Effect bra, featuring Sabraine Banado, will be unveiled near Waterloo station today. You'll need special specs to appreciate the effect though!

This year I will try not to

THIS YEAR I WILL TRY NOT TO was born out of frustration, complacency and laziness. Most designers are seduced by design trends. They’re easy to appropriate, and even easier to imitate. The challenge is to innovate. To be new. We decided the best (and most enjoyable) approach was to identify and document the most common trends we felt we had to avoid. Before long we found ourselves with a checklist of DON’Ts and a new aim:
to try to be new. We may fail, but we will try. See more here.

TAT - Future of screen technology

Capacitive screens has now become a commodity for touch screen devices. Screen technology is now taking the next leap and the coming years imagination is the only thing stopping us. We will soon have dual screens, malleable screens, screens built into wifi connected mirrors, desks or backside of gadgets clothed with e-ink screens, tactile feedback, color screens with great contrast in sunlight, holographics/stereoscopic screens, color e-ink touch screens, or screens actually knowing where they are in relation to other screens thanks to ultrasonic emitters and microphones.

TAT want to show some of these things in an "experience video", that shows a normal day in a couple of years when all these technologies are affordable enough to be used everywhere. See more about TAT here.

Jen Stark - High On Constellation

Jen Stark’s work is very distinctive in her bold use of color and materials. Her drawings are a combination of bright colors and abstract forms that results into organic morphs. In contrast her sculptures are more geometric forms made out of piles of paper stock. Her animations she reveals both practices, which she transformed in a lively and playful narration of color and paper. See more here.

Keith Tyson

Keith Tyson (b. August 23, 1969) is a British artist. In 2002, he was the winner of the Turner Prize. His work is concerned with an interest in generative systems, and an embrace of the complexity and interconnectedness of existence. Philosophical problems such as the nature of causality, the roles of probability and design in human experience, and the limits and possibilities of human knowledge, animate much of his work.[citation needed] Tyson works in a wide range of media, including painting, drawing and installation. See more here.

Lagoi-Lace

Ralph Lagoi and Kate Lace are the artist duo behind "Lagoi & Lace". While studying art and photography at the Academy of media Arts in Cologne where they graduated with honors in summer 2010, they soon decided to combine their various strengths (photography, design, art direction and styling) to cherish and celebrate the power of beauty and fashion. See more here.

Adam S. Doyle - Illustration

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James Alliban - Fracture

James Alliban is an Augmented Reality specialist, interactive artist and speaker. He currently works at London based digital agency Skive. His role there includes conceptualising and building Augmented Reality applications, games and microsites. He is also the founder and MD of the AR company Augmatic. See more of his work and iphone app here.

FlyBaby [Scripts, WebApp]

Created by Alex Corbi and Johannes Schnettker, FlyBaby is an under 10k HTML5+JavaScript 3d form tool allowing you to create generative objects by specifying multiples, rotations, duplications, sins and cosins + more. Scratch like set-up, you build modifiers as an expanding tree with visualisation window included allowing you to rotate drawings in 3D. See more here.

Benbo George - Letterforms

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Audi One By Jason Battersby | Cultural Achievement Award

By Jason Battersby, Transportation Design Masters Programme, Umea Institute of Design 2010. The Audi One's design focuses on creating a timeless sculpture that will represent the legendary men and woman who win this award. Inspired by timeless objects, the goal is to design an exterior that will stand the test of time, becoming a futuristic statement. See more here.