blaqkblaqkblaqk3 by Simek aka Greek graphic designer & street artist.Chris Tzaferos.
Previously: Patterns explosion collage
blaqkblaqkblaqk3 by Simek aka Greek graphic designer & street artist.Chris Tzaferos.
Previously: Patterns explosion collage
Inject print from Dutch graphic designer Michiel Schuurman, commisioned by Graphic Design Festival Breda, 2010
Image created for Design Walk 2022, a biannual festival dedicated to graphic design in Athens Greece, by the brilliant Athens based design studio This Is Amateur, founded by Thodoris Dimitropoulos, Stathis Mitropoulos & Spiros Pliatsikas.
Logo interpretation (detail above) for Wired Magazine by Heroes design (a.k.a. Polish graphic designer Piotr Buczkowski) Art Director: Paul Rider Read More
This is not the most graphically stunning map i have seen but the concept behind it it is quite interesting (and therefore is a nice map!). It represents Germany by visualizing the most searched words from a list of 64 different terms according to geographical location. As i do not know German myself i have no other choice but to trust Word and Image blog , where i also found the map, and transfer intact the according information: ” In Heidelberg people look for stress and suffering while in not too distant Würzburg people look for pleasure. In Rostock in the north east, not surprisingly, people look for work, while in Freiburg in the south west people look for wisdom and peace”. Which makes one wonder what is going on in Heidelberg…too much S/M or too many Christians?
Cover designed by Jennifer Carrow for “Against Happiness”, a book that questions America’s addiction to happiness while arguing the necessity of melancholy in our culture.
Found here.
(get a) Real life 2.0 computer window wall sticker by getDigital.
Found here.
Painting found on the day after you die, title as on a tea towel embroidery in a storefront in Shoreditch, London
These Easter eggs have a plenitude of benefits: First they are beautiful , second they are robo-printed, third by buying them all the proceeds go to the Red Cross – Japan Tsunami Appeal and fourth they are wooden (translation for those not practicing the Easter-egg breaking combats : unbeatable!). Buy them here




Have a look at the video to see the robo printing in action:
Perhaps the most colourfull and pleasant Alien you have ever seen! Created by Romanian freelance illustrator Matei Apostolescu (known to some as Beaucoupzero). VIA