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2009

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Portraits From Above

Pick One: A fun little experiment by design blogger Ben Nyberg.

Video game cartridge art from Hush Monkey Studios.

Charles Simonds

Christine Santora and Justin Gignac have come up with a clever concept - painting things they would like, and then selling the paintings for the exact cost of the desired object. Take a look at their ...

Phoebe Washburn

One of my major influences when I began experimenting with graphic design: Josef Muller-Brockmann Flickr Group. There are also quite a lot of his posters here.

Andreas Fischer

A selection of design work from this year's graduates at UC Falmouth: From Falmouth.

Super-stylish furniture, designed by London furniture makers Pinch Design.

Really powerful hip-hop photography by Mike Schreiber.

Procedural City

Nice graphic design work (pictured: Manchester Literature Festival identity) from Manchester based Mark Studio. Nice name too...

Marshall Alexander

This exhibition logo for the Tokyo Fibre show uses tiny water droplets pushed through a special fabric. More (including a video) at DesignBoom.

Nik Daum’s Dordles

Les Bains des Docks by Jean Nouvel Architects

Cleverness here: 'a completely analog text munging algorithm in three parts'. He also references Brian Dettmer's work, which if you haven't seen it yet, is really worth a look.

Andreas Gefeller

An interesting Tumblr photo blog of LA shop facades, of which there appear to be a huge variety.

Furniture Design from BKLYNDesigns

Following on from the previous post, here's the web site for Form Shift Vancouver, an architectural competition to design eco-friendly urban spaces. PDF proposals for all the entries here.

Public Architecture And Communication

Taipei Performing Arts Centre

Jason Hawkes Aerial Photography

Dionisio Gonzalez

A nice graphic design folio from Filip Kleremark; I particularly like his works for Rollerboys Recordings.

H. & D. Zielske

Transparency from GOOD Magazine

Absolutely amazing online music studio at Hobnox, a community and creative platform for artists and their fans.

Michael Marcovici

Hotel Consolacion

“Rule #1: It doesn’t matter. Whatever you think matters - doesn't. Follow this rule, and it will add decades to your life. It does not matter if you are late, or early; if you are here, or if you are ...

Jared Tarbell's Computational Art

SPD Magazine Design Awards

An informative article about Habitat 67, a modular building concept designed for the 1967 Worlds Fair in Montreal, Canada by Moshe Safdie.

Visualisation Magazine

Two artists doing incredible things with paper: Jill Sylvia, who produces intricate lattices from accounting ledgers, and Jen Stark, who makes incredibly precise and colourful works using construction...

Toyota Why Not Web Site

SelgasCano Architecture

Amazing wooden furniture and art by Brent Comber Originals.