Black Tuesday

In memory of a very dear, old friend who passed away today.

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Recycled Book Paper

Book Sculptures by Benjamin Wieler. Via Lustik. 

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Konokopia

Beautiful and poetic constructions in my all time favorite material (wood if you haven't noticed yet) by Polish artist, designer, illustrator, writer and explorer Maciek Jozefowicz based in USA, who's goal is to become one of the great artists of the 21st century. He's definitely on his way with these sculptures from the Constructions Series. Via Present and Correct.

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My Knitted Boyfriend

My Knitted Boyfriend – a perfect boyfriend that you'll never have to argue or be dissapointed with. Who never watches football and drinks beers with his friends and comes home late, and who will never you for another woman! Designer and illustrator Noortje de Keijzer loves creating imaginative, colorful worlds in which she tryes to amaze, inspire and bring out a smile – she surely made me smile with this lovely project! Hopefully you will leave your knitted boyfriend some day or at least put him away for a bit, while you are out in the real world having fun with real people. Or maybe you can get your real boyfriend to wear the costume! Via Lustik.

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Better Half

Love the identity, the packaging and the complete concept for the fictional wine brand, Better Half – a student project by Daniel Green. Via Good Design Makes Me Happy.

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Sara's Still Life

Cool and crisp photos from the series Still Life by photographer Sara Morris based in London. Via Visuelle.

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Filled Field

Stunning photos by Hungarian artist and photographer Mate Moro from the series Filled Field. Check out more cool series here.

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Geraldine the Great

Great mixed media illustrations by Belgian artist and graphic designer Geraldine George. Buy here. Via Trendland.

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Great Graphic Inspiration #15

Notting Happened On This Day is a project by Fatti Burke – a graphic designer and illustrator living in Dublin City with his hamster Steven Gerrard. Scientists have pinpointed the 20th Century’s most boring day as April 11, 1954, and Fatti Burke have managed to show the boring news in a very interesting way. So cool!

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Recomposed Reality

French artist, Lauren Marsolier, has for the past 7 years been working on a series of photographs called Transition, which are large-format prints part-montage and part digitally-altered. They communicate a constant sense of ambiguity, and the viewer is somewhat unsettled and wonders
what is real and what is fictional. The skies are flattened out, everything is smooth and desolate, and shapes and textures take the place of people. Lauren Marsolier moved from Paris to L.A in 2009.

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