Brittny Badger has created a Flickr set of beautifully disassembled household appliances (a toaster is being shown above). The resulting designs are quite interesting, and are available for purchase from Etsy.
April 23rd 2010
Diem Chau has created some beautiful Crayola crayon sculptures, taking inspiration from the 12 signs of the Chinese zodiac. Click through for more about the gallery show and process.
David Airey breaks down creative process done by Taxi which led to the Yellow Pages brand redesign.
CreativeApplications has a fantastic behind-the-scenes glimpse at the eerily beautiful Spirits — a pending iPhone title from Spaces of Play.
Illustrator Michael Blaine Myers Jr. has created a fantastic set of concepts for a hypothetical LOST animated series.
“From 30,000 feet, creating looks like art. From ground level, it’s a to-do list.”
@ at the MoMA »
MoMA has acquired the @ symbol into its collection:
It relies on the assumption that physical possession of an object as a requirement for an acquisition is no longer necessary, and therefore it sets curators free to tag the world and acknowledge things that “cannot be had” — because they are too big (buildings, Boeing 747’s, satellites), or because they are in the air and belong to everybody and to no one, like the @ — as art objects befitting MoMA’s collection. The same criteria of quality, relevance, and overall excellence shared by all objects in MoMA’s collection also apply to these entities.
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Shape My Language, a beautiful typographic exhibition by Bruno Maag:
The set-up of the exhibition is surprising to say the least. Long streams of clear plastic cards hang from the ceiling, engulfing the gallery visitors in a typographic mist.
Some amazing photo manipulations by Dutch artist, Jan Oliehoek.
Also noted:
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Aaron Staton and Rich Sommer checking out Tumblr on the set of Mad Men.
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Very friendly Monster Friends poster series available from Familytree. The Kracken, Yeti, Loch Ness, & Sasquatch, by Alex Pearson, ... -
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