The Design Blog
Designed and curated by Ena Baćanović, a designer based in Zagreb, The Design Blog brings you carefully picked high quality inspiration, featuring works of designers and design studios from all over the world.... more
Panini World Cup Sticker Albums
Consistently produced by Panini since the 1970 World Cup, these sticker cards give the global audience something tangible to collect, no matter how their team plays. The low price (and worldwide availability) makes the Panini World Cup stickers and albums some of the most popular sports cards in the world.... more
Surreal Self Portraits
Japanese photographer Izumi Miyazaki transforms mundane objects and situations into delightfully surreal self-portraits.
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Blue Sunsets of Hong Kong
Based in Hong Kong, photographer Romain Jacquet-Lagrèze captures moments of peace in one of the busiest cities in the world with his series Blue Moment.... more
M3D Micro
Design Factory On Your Desktop. The Micro by M3D. The smallest 3D desktop printer.... more
Hover Carts
This functional cart for commercial aircraft travel gets stowed overhead and is guided by a set of rails.... more
Strauss Apartment, Strasbourg
With a floor as beautiful as the chevron-patterned dark hardwood one in this recently renovated classic apartment, the re-imagining designers’ main job is to try to not ruin it or its harmonising and stylish effect. ... more
CJ Hendry – Bronzed Trophy Series
After her famous work based on dipping a pair of Nike Air Mags in black paint, hand-drawing an image of it, and then auctioning the image to charity, New York-based Australian artist, CJ Hendry has now been playing with liquid bronze.... more
Nike – Go Lighter, Go Longer
A metaphorical exploration of air and the negative space it occupies. The Air Max 2017’s ultralight support and maximum comfort are portrayed through a series of visual metaphors inspired by scenarios encountered on an everyday run.... more
Hubba, Bangkok
Hubba-to is Southeast Asia’s newest co-working and creative space located in the new Habbito Mall in a residential area of Ornnuch, Bangkok.... more
Dash Kitchen, Turin
Dash Kitchen, one of Turin’s newer restaurants, is a cavernous, dark, nightclub/bar-like place with a seriously industrial vibe.... more
Mathieu Lehanneur
The work of the French multi-disciplinary designer-turned-science-based-artist, Mathieu Lehanneur is turning up everywhere.... more
Anthony Furia
Anthony Furia, a graphic designer, illustrator and art director boasts and eclectic portfolio which showcases his meticulous approach to his craft.... more
Hanoi Design. Now
Hanoi Design. Now is the first multidisciplinary design focused exhibition in Hanoi, Vietnam. Covering Architecture, Graphics, Interiors and Product Design it is a showcase for... more
Urban Treehouse
Luciano Pia, an architect in Italy, has a beautiful vision for how people and nature can live together even in a thoroughly urban landscape... more
Lego Hipsters
You can't move in the creative industries for beards and bicycles, so it was only a matter of time before we saw Lego hipsters... more
3d printing
Ralf Holleis carbon fibre VRZ2 track bike... more
A year in posters by Marko Vuleta-Djukanov
‘A Year in Posters’ ia a spontaneous project, inspired by a passion for good design.
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Frida Von Fuchs identity by Jono Garrett
Brand identity and collateral system developed for Frida von Fuchs, a Berlin-based design agency, by illustrator Jono Garrett
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Nikon Df DSLR Camera
Separating itself from other DSLRs, the Df revolves around a classically-inspired design that employs a manual control scheme and a pared-down interface to inspire a more intuitive and efficient method of working... more
Copenhagen wheel by Superpedestrian
The Copenhagen Wheel, designed to transform a standard bike into a ‘smart electric hybrid’, is nearing commercial production, according to the company behind it. Superpedestrian say they will be starting user tests on production units in December with delivery of the final product beginning in the spring.... more
Pathfinder by Princemio and Onformative
A visual language to generate choreography... more
Under Your Skin packaging range by Robot Food
As an ever-growing lifestyle trend, the tattooing world was ready for a specialist care range. Robot Food created the product proposition then got to work on a catchy name, hipster-esque typography and striking illustrations – all balanced with clean, cosmetic credibility and designed to attract even the most hardcore tattoo lover... more
Bicycle art and design of Garrett Chow
Rapha San Francisco Cycling Club recently presented All Chips On the Table: The Bicycle Art and Design of Garrett Chow. The exhibition featured Chow’s work as Lead Graphic Designer at Specialized, as well as his graphics for MASH, the urban cycling brand which he co-founded... more
Original ‘Star Wars’ Concept Art by Ralph McQuarrie
In 1975, film director George Lucas commissioned American conceptual designer and illustrator Ralph McQuarrie to illustrate scenes and film sets for Star Wars. This led to the design of iconic film characters such as Darth Vader, Chewbacca, R2-D2 and C-3PO. McQuarrie later said that he didn’t think the film would be made from his illustrations... more
Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club designed by Gachot Studios to open in Brooklyn
achot Studios has given the traditional sport of shuffleboard a fresh spin with its design scheme for the Royal Palms Shuffleboard Club in New York, the city's first venue dedicated to the leisurely game... more
Nike Uses Flyknit Technology to Erect the Aero-Static Dome
Coinciding with Design Week in Milan, Nike has once again teamed up with Arthur Huang – founder of sustainable design agency Miniwiz – to create the Aero-Static Dome as a centerpiece for the world premiere of the Kobe 9 Elite Low HTM collection... more
Mirador
Mirador is the image hunting work of Say What Studio, a graphic design duo based in Paris. It curates the most inspirational works out there and shares them through its collection of projects... more
Mini Paceman Adventure Concept
A group of students and instructors at BMW‘s headquarters in Munich, Germany have developed a one-off pickup based on the Mini Cooper S Paceman, dubbed the Mini Paceman Adventure Concept... more
In honour of Ken Briggs
Sadly, the British Graphic Designer Ken Briggs passed away recently. Probably best known for the excellent posters and programs that he designed for the The National Theatre in London during the 60s and 70s he has left us with a collection of work that is legendary... more
House for a Photographer by Hyde + Hyde
Set within an isolated, disused quarry on the edge of the Brecon National Park in Pontypridd Hyde + Hyde have developed a beautiful object building suspended within its basin setting – collecting light and focusing on distant views like a camera Obscura... more
Gary Taxali
Originally from India, but now living and working in Toronto, illustrator and fine artist Gary Taxli talks about his most recent London show, locating the desi in his work, why kids love him, and some straightforward tips on being in the business of making art... more
Air Jordan 6 Retro makes a return
Making its return this May is the iconic Air Jordan 6 Retro ‘Carmine'. Last seen in 2008 as part of the Collezione Package with the Air Jordan 17 Retro, the AJ6 ‘Carmine’ is set to be one of this year’s most anticipated releases. Sticking true to the original formula, the 2014 'Carmine' features a bold red and white leather upper with black accents and an icy blue translucent sole... more
Flat UI Design websites
Flat Design is a new trend labeled by the community as an interface striking similar to Windows 8 and Microsoft’s Metro UI because it leaves behind drop shadows, subtle textures and gradients in favour of solid colours, clean layouts and sharp typography... more
Posters in Amsterdam
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Off The Map: celebrating closed Tube stations
Graphic designer Tom Wood has created a series of ten designs that celebrate London Underground's long closed and mostly forgotten stations... more