Nowadays it's becoming harder and harder to discern between what is CG and what is real footage. And with this recent audio/ visual collaboration I stumbled upon by Drasko Vucevic, along with Alexander Gardenberg and Ola Syse, (thanks to my buddy Mat [...]
Archive for April, 2010
Sean Kenney has built a bunch of sweet endangered animal sculptures out of 259,450 LEGO bricks. They are currently being displayed at the Philadelphia Zoo.
UP THERE, directed by Malcom Murray, is a short documentary that "reveals the dying craft of large-scale hand painted advertising and the untold story of the painters struggling to keep it alive."
Welcome to the first of several posts dedicated specifically to the art of the dust jacket. We'll be looking at all kinds of books and designers spanning several genres and several decades.
Here's a bookshelf that really makes a statement. It was designed by Save Our Souls, the Swedish design duo Johannes Carlström and Magdalena Nilsson.
Most of you who are casual readers of our blog may not know that we run a young electronic label called Nueva Forma. Each month we try to curate a new enhanced podcast episode called Listening Pleasures. [...]
Spanish designer Jaime Hayon continually impresses me. His latest project, the Smart Grid Gallery, is a lovely showcase of objects inspired by solar and wind energy.
Little is known about Catherine Bujold, except that she lives in Montreal, loves science fiction, and has fantastically good taste in 60s & 70s Artemide molded plastic decor.
Intelligence in Lifestyle or IL is a relatively young Italian magazine about contemporary passions and consumptions. The design takes inspiration from Swiss formalism, fashion magazines, and popular Italian & Northern European periodicals from th [...]
It's been a long time coming for the electric car, and as Europe rushes to solidify their plan of action for the move away from oil, many nations eyes are fixed on Denmark.
HBO's The Wire was heralded as possibly the greatest television series ever made. And now the series has been picked up again. But not by HBO or any other cable station. Instead, it's Harvard, Duke and the University of California, among others.





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