

Kyle Bean's window installations based of the law of conversation of mass:
"Matter cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed."


Swedish artist/photographer Anders Krisar has produce some very interesting realistic texture sculptures see more here.

The Marbling typeface is part of a personal project by Tiana Vasiljev that was inspired by a visit to a museum in Southern Vietnam. Each character was created, shaped and photographed individually to create these abstract fonts. All 26 letters of the alphabet were created in upper-case letters. See more here.
Crystallization is the title of Iris van Herpen her Spring Summer 2011 collection. One of the pieces was a collaboration with the architect Daniel Widrig. This is not the first piece of clothing made with a rapid prototyping technique, but maybe one with the most complex shape. It was printed in 3D by .MGX.


The amazing work of Mauro Corda. See more here.
Jihad Lahham is a student at Ringling college of Art and Design. Who’s produce a really nice typographic booklet. See more of the project here.


You Work For Them, have choose five of their most popular fonts and decided to see how they worked when added to water. The final result are quite interesting. See more here.
Designer Timo Weiland and model-turned-photographer-turned author Henry Hargreves have joined forced to introduce in 3D, the grip, in the field, yoga girl and mosaic exotic images on timo! super slim wallets. Check out the entire collection and designs here!
Ideas, visual communication, illustration, photography and creative direction from the western edge of Scandinavia to the world. Since 2005 Grandpeople have worked with a wide range of clients, from big multinationals to start-ups making up for in aspiration what they lack in money. No matter the client, all have shared a desire for singular design and a unique expression for their vision. See more here.

A very simple and effective website for a Proofreader written by Nick Asbury and design by Wheatcroft&Co.









Nathan Manire has recently updated his website. He's produces series of portraits done in some really nice styles. See more here.
Greg Colson wall sculptures constructed of salvaged materials. See more here.
London based filmmakers Luke White and Remi Weekes have decided to open up the creative process with the blog ‘Tell No One’. Intended to be a peek into our experimental process, they hope to post on-going ideas, inspirations and processes. See more here.
Wine labels based on the longitudes of Italy and it's famous wine regions. Depending on the degrees north, the wine region was associated with a numerical logo and topographic map. See more here.