Stellar work from a ton of different designers (there’s some really great stuff on there!), but what’s with the website!? I’m not sure if it’s intentionally random or just buggy. At the very least, it forces you to peruse (not awesome if you’re trying to go back to something specific). These two posters are from via grafik and josh vanover (left-to-right).
The making of Tetris!
This series was shot by Marc Da Cunha Lopes for Amusement magazine, a publication promising a more stylish version of a video game quarterly (Paris). They’ve also featured the popular work of Jean-Yves Lemoigne (pixel porn shots).
via Coudal
These photos made me want to run away from home.
So much skateboard, motorcycle, biking, camping, awesomeness all on one site. Benji’s a photographer based in Portland, Oregon.
Four designers working in Paris to ’sublimate the ordinary’ with ‘humor and simplicity’…
The first project I’ve included, ‘Rangement Maslow’, should ring a bell for anyone who’s ever taken a first year psych class. Inspired by Maslow’s hierarchy, this piece is designed to accommodate the varying sizes of our storage needs. The drawers can be moved into any configuration, making it totally customizable. The simplicity of it’s execution is wonderful, the streamlined structures that result from different drawer variations make this piece playfully unique.
The second project is called ‘3 Sets’, designed for Roland Garros’ annual tournament. Below is one of the stools being corded by Laurent Lucas, followed by the full set (showing the ball-tube-inspired decanter and scoreboard). The stools are a brilliant concept, I wonder how comfortable they are?
This project (’Unscannable Books‘) was created in response to, “the destructive method of book scanning…
…advocated by Google Books”. Jasmine’s site has some great work up on it, mainly focused on typography and small-run publications. Via It’s Nice That
There is a big debate (as I’m sure many of you know) about Google’s book scanning initiative. This is both because it’s rumored that they ruin each book in the process, as well as infringe upon copyright laws. Click here to read about the scanning technology Google is allegedly using to preserve the books they’re processing. Be sure to read the comments.
One of the few architectural firms that does a great job integrating a vibrant colour pallet into their work. Pics after the jump.
Located in Berlin, Sauerbruch Hutton is a 100 person company operating since ‘89. They have an impressive portfolio worth spending some time clicking through.
From the brand book for Pressalit, a designer toilet seat manufacturer (home of AutoClose®). Created by Ivan Hvam Hvam of the recently opened Yellow Cock Studio in Denmark.
This is site is run by Sascha Endlicher, M.A., during ungodly late night hours. Wanna know more about him? Connect via Social Media by jumping to about.me/sascha.endlicher.
