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Last night at the Art Directors Club gallery in NYC, New York Writes Itself presented the first view of the New York Types exhibition. The sold-out show featured posters of words heard on the city streets brought to life in letterpress. While sipping vino and in creative company, I couldn’t help but snap photos of…
At a recent Drinks with Designer event at Dror, local designers from many fields came together to have a casual conversation about the industry with one of it’s innovators. Dror dove into the discussion showcasing his studio with a quick tour boasting many of the studio’s famous pieces. The Pick Chair was a highlight, showcasing…
If you’re in Chicagoland this Saturday (Aug 20) then you should make it out to The What if… Show — a night of awesome art and sick beats: The What if show is an art exhibit curated by Joe Van Wetering and Paul Octavious. We asked artists and designers from all over the world to…
Yes, at $50 a pop. I’m not kidding. Artist Justin Gignac first started selling the NYC Garbage cubes to prove the influence of package design. Even in the past nine years, he’s sold over 1,300. As an added bonus, you can upload a photo of your purchased cube to be added to the site and…
Check out this beautiful print, Fourth of July #2, Independence Missouri by Mike Sinclair. Available at 20×200, the limited-edition prints are museum quality and come with a certificate of authenticity, numbered and signed by the artist. Seems like they’re going fast! Via Fast Co.Design
I first saw a cinemagraph while doing research for a project at work. They’re gorgeous. I couldn’t help searching for more and more of them. I’m hooked. After digging a little deeper into the genius behind the magic, I discovered Jamie Beck and her brilliant photography. She penned the cinemagraph’s start and transformed a common…
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…
More paper love for today. The work of Jen Stark – amazing. via design crush
