Bookmaking by Fabian Oefner →
Beautifully executed idea where product can come to life in books.
Al Yasid Oozeear →
Al Yasid Oozeear is a car designer bringing your visions into reality.
I’m particularly fond of his radical modifications to the Porsche Carrera.
Nike Strength →
he Nike Grind Dumbbell is made with at least 20% Nike Grind rubber, a material recycled from Nike’s shoe manufacturing process. This results in each set of dumbbells having its own distinct appearance, featuring vibrant hues from past footwear collections layered over a consistent grey base color.
Escape from your phone!
The campaign, 'Escape from your phone', was released by Movistar in Mexico back in May 2021. But it resurfaced in my LinkedIn feed this week, and it’s a masterclass in marketing.
Pharrell Williams & Lego →
Designed in collaboration with creative visionary Pharrell Williams, Over The Moon combines the imaginative power of LEGO® creation with the infinite potential of space to provide inspiration for everyone everywhere.
Gerde Got It →
Inspiring AI animation work by Seattle based film maker James Gerde
The Frame Experiments of Andrew Scott Art →
Whether through breaking, shattering, burning, or reconfiguring frames, Andrew brings the subjects in his artwork to life. By breaking the fourth wall and making the frame part of the artwork itself, Andrew continually bends artistic convention in new and surprising ways.
Samuel MB →
Samuel MB is a talented illustrator who has been adding famously known characters to all of his real photos in his instagram feed.
TYPOP-UP →
Mónika Rudics is a graphic designer from Budapest who created this stunningly playful typography book.
SANDSARA →
The Kinetic Sculpture That Draws Infinite Patterns On Sand.
The project is currently looking for crowd-funding via Kickstarter
Modular Chocolates →
"Blending 3D printing, design, and a collaboration with Bakedown Cakery, we’ve created Complements. These modular chocolates combine in form and flavour to make something special."
Tempus Timepieces →
Each piece is primarily a kinetic artwork that doubles as a futuristic clock with out the usual construction methods to represent the time. Tempus uses state of the art digital LED’s that illuminate three different rings of segments in sequence to collectively represent a 12 hour time path. The central ring is the seconds units, once all 60 units illuminate then the first in the minutes ring illuminates. Once all 60 minutes segments illuminate the first hour segment will illuminate and the cycle continues.
Sky Magic →
Tsuyoshi Takagi is the creative director of the company Sky Magic.
"Sky Magic" uses the "small unmanned aerial drone" and "LED lights along with other advanced technologies to move and light the multiple drones to music.
You’re Not Helpless →
The Duke and The Duck were approached by The National Academy of Sciences (NAS) to create an anti-bullying PSA. They decided to create an artistic and visceral short that combines an emotional teacher's narrative with dance choreography.
Tree in the House →
Kazakhstan based architect, Aibek Almasov unifies eco-friendliness, modern design, and nature in his 2013 concept ‘Modern Tree House’. The tactful design is purposed to be constructed around a tree lavishing up 4 floors through the center, allowing you to live first-hand with a tree.
With lighting, energy, and water being a priority, the clear structure is made of transparent solar panels connected to a Tesla ‘Powerwal’”, rainwater is collected for use, and wastewater is purified through a natural system. Potentially launching in 2017, this eco-responsible home means one less tree getting cut down throughout the years.
SkyCanvas →
A Japanese company called ALE Co is bidding to handle the pyrotechnics at the opening ceremony of Japan's 2020 Olympics, and the key to its pitch is that it isn’t just planning on using fireworks like everyone else, it wants to fill the sky with hundreds of colorful shooting stars. If it gets the nod, this display would be visible from far outside Tokyo, up to 100 kilometers (62 miles) away. A meteor of such high apparent brightness would be potentially dangerous, but the company says that’s not a concern with its chemical payload.