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Vadim Kibardin’s (Kibardindesign) Black and White clock strips exemplifies minimalism: “Digital clock: only figures, no case, only the necessary— only accurate time. Each figure has self-contained power supply and independent control, it can be fixed to any surface autonomously. A light sensor will switch the clock to an invert mode: the figures are white…
Just sharing some really nice lettering from Max Estes, and American illustrator now based out of Oslo, Norway. The last piece reminds me a lot of Ward Schumaker‘s lettering. Agree?
The breathtaking Seed Cathedral was an installation/pavilion created by Heatherwick Studios for the 2010 Shanghai Expo. The pavilion was a platform to show the work of the UK Royal Botanical Gardens, and showed off thousands and thousands of seeds in these stunning transparent acrylic rods that were illuminated by daylight (you can see the seeds in the…
Illustrator Maria Seguin‘s Here and There city series is so bright and fun, I don’t know which piece is my favorite. You can see the rest of her ongoing project here.
The beautiful Dune House in Thorpeness, UK by JVA and Mole Architects. Wowza! Full post and more images on i need a guide.
I not only like the rich textures of Curt Merlo‘s work, but the conceptual simplicity that gets the idea across. He is definitely well suited for the editorial world. Plus, there’s just something about that top image that makes me smile. Check out the rest of his work here.
Isabelle Arsenault seems like a long-lost sister to me. How am I just learning of her work? I love her technique—so much layering and depth. She also has an amazing sketchbook. Check it all out here.
French illustrator/fashion designer Coco (not to be confused with Chanel) has been producing an ongoing collection of silk scarves printed with her illustrations. Her full body of illustration work can be viewed here, or you can purchase pieces of her collection, Forget Me Not, in her online shop.
