Colorful parrots in slow-motion

Today I want to present you a super sharp slow-motion videos of colorful parrots. It made me realize how much I love the colors blue and green together. Amazing photography shots.
Click the here to watch video.

MK12 presents TELEPHONEME

Brilliant video from MK12 design studio. Hypnosis and fun.
It’s in 3D, so if you have a spare pair of glasses then you should definitely check this out.


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Somefield aka Barnaby Ward

Thanks to Kitsune Noir I came across the work of Barbados based illustrator Barnaby Ward, who goes by the artsy name of somefield.
I was immediately drawn to his work and I really like his color choices. He recently came out with a graphic novel titled Sixteen Miles to Merricks and Other Works. It’s over 200 pages of illustrative goodness.

Papergraphic by Yulia Brodskaya

Yulia Brodskaya has swiftly earned an international reputation for her innovative paper illustrations, which demonstrate her passion for paper, typography and lettering. She creates beautifully detailed paper designs for clients all around the world.

Animation by Blu and David Ellis (2 times loop)

Blew my mind.

Charley Harper’s Owls

Charlie Harper was an American Modernist artist. He was best known for his highly stylized prints, posters and book illustrations.
Many of his illustrations are of wildlife and in particular birds. He created a style he described as ‘minimal realism’, abstracting nature to beautiful but basic shapes and form.
To see more of Charley Harper's work, checkout the Gallery One.

I just came across these fantastic images of illustrator Charley Harper in his Cincinnati home/studio. They were taken by designer, printmaker and journalist Harmen Liemburg when he visited Harper in 2006.
Harper's illustration style was clean and minimal. His work can easily be recognised by the simplistic forms of nature and wildlife, so I was absolutely shocked when I saw how packed and untidy his studio was!

Interior inspiration - Tufting

Velvet and tufting go so well together.

images via Brocade Home, Belle Maison

Polish Book Covers

Those are Polish book covers from 70`s and 80`s. The graphics, typography and colours are fantastic. I love the swallow illustration which reminds me of Charley Harper's style.
That’s a refreshing take on book covers. Flat. Simple. Textural.
Over at the excellent blog Journey Round My Skull was posted an amazing collection of Polish book covers.
And here you can find archive of book covers design and designers from around the world.

Let's Colour Project by Dulux

‘Let’s colour project‘ is a DULUX tv campaign. If you haven’t seen it you can catch it below.
It’s pretty great and definitely worth a couple of minutes of your time. Yes, they really did do that. This 2 minute global film was shot by multi-award winning director Adam Berg over four weeks in Brazil, France, London and India. Every location is real and they remain transformed by a palette consisting of 120 different colours.
Music: 'Go Do' by Jonsi.



If you want to see exactly how they did it and how long it took you can find out here.

Interactive T-Shirts from Japan

Creative t-shirts with interactive elements designed by Noto-Fusai.

Dresser Shaped Like a Dress

Great place to keep scarves and other small slippery things that defy folding anyway.
Little Black Dresser was designed by Judson Beaumont from Vancouver.

Resource Furniture: Italian-Designed Space Saving Furniture

Absolutely fantastic, hope the cost factor doesn't make it impossible for people of average salary.
I love the concept and design, especially that u don't have to clear your desk before transforming it into a bed.

Vertical Cities

Amazing details in Vertical Cities, a limited edition letterpress print by Allison Rae.  I can’t wait to see what comes next. So gorgeously divine, I want one of those!

Brent Couchman

Brent Couchman graduated in 2005 with BFA in Graphic Design, and is currently Senior Graphic Designer at Fossil.
Brent has a great eye for mixing the clean with the colorful. His bright work is engaging, a real pleasure to look at.