Jean Jullien

Introduction from Jean Jullien on Vimeo.

That about sums it up! Nice work by The Heads of State. Click here to see more.

Wrangler Red Animals We Are by Fred & Farid, Paris

Another gem from the French, these are stills from a video to promote Wrangler revealed for the Spring/Summer 2010 collection which scooped a prize at the Epica Awards.

The analogue Facebook by DDB Paris - LOVE IT!

When Facebook becomes a book from Siavosh Zabeti on Vimeo.

Ready. Steady. Go! by Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller

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Sandra Janser and Elisabeth Koller have painted the streets in Graz, Austria "to resemble a running track as part of a regeneration project" Its 750m long and I have no doubt will attract many, a think a visit to Austria is now more imperative!

Legacy of Letters from Luca Barcellona on Vimeo.

SØLVE SUNDSBØ

One of many beautiful images, click here to view more.

Symbollix

Moose does environmentally friendly graffiti! Click here to see more

New Normal publication from Stripe SF

Chris Ashworth

A really interesting portfolio of work that shows the transition of graphic design over the last 30 years, from the David Carson type, Raygun magazine to more clean accessible graphic style of today. We have come a long way as shown in the two examples of very contemporary graphics above, from his work on Edit magazine to magpie sketchbook. G'awn click here!

File Magazine

La Force De L’Art, Frederic Teschner

Just stumbled across this beautiful piece of work on a blog called Olaf covering everything from Art to design to photography and more, click here to see more.

Some Inspiration for my MP from the Antidesign festival 2010, now I must admit it was not worth all the hype, maybe just a marketing stunt for some....

John Cage's Seven Day Diary is an experimental piece Cage drew with his eyes closed.

This is a project by Barbara DeGenevieve, an interdisciplinary artist, where she took 5 African/American homeless men and paid to take their photograph in the nude. It is a very interesting concept and I would urge anyone to check out her site where she has explored many taboo areas. Click here for more.

This is in fitting with my MP, the work is called After Dark by Terence Koh and it explores public spaces at a time when most of us are asleep, for others this is when their day starts! It gestures toward the promiscuous side of you, feeling brave click here!

Beautiful website, beautiful work! Check out more here

Great type education book from FontShop, click here to make it work!

As part of my MP, I hope to produce a series of pocket sized survival kits. I love the style of these Creative Workspaces posters created by Mark Ferguson who founded Very Own Studio, to check out their work click here

Paper made out of Sheep's poo, the poor postman delivering this!!! Some inspiring ways to recycle cushions, clothes, paper etc. Great blog about sustainability http://blog.designsquish.com/

LARRY CLARK THIS!

Great concept, currently on exhibition in the Tate Modern as part of the Voyeurism exhibition.
http://dirtymouse.net/emg/surveillance/index.htm

Design dedicated to anticipation! The book is an annual publication featuring work from 3rd year students at Lincoln School of Art & Design. http://www.headingseven.co.uk/wait&see.html

loving Mr Morck's use of bold type in these poster/flyer for Rock club in Copenhagen. >> typehttp://viggomorck.com/

Anyone for a bit a Emil Ruder, ah yes please.... http://www.idea-mag.com/en/publication/333.php

Quiet one in the local! Think someone forgot something....



A view I can only wish for! From the Partners and Spade Blog, worth a look... http://blog.partnersandspade.com/

Stumbled across this wicked website with an apt name - http://www.thinkingforaliving.org/topics/curated, this is the work Bleed Designers and their interpretations of Hunger.



Getting your head around typefaces can be fun and quirky as seen in this poster by Tor Weeks
http://www.thinkingforaliving.org/topics/curated

The Wonderful Marian Bantjes....
http://www.bantjes.com/index.php?s=Writing

This is interesting reading as Pavement magazine is registered as a charity on the Charities Commission website. Is the editor Richard Burdett being completely honest when he says that they are not government funded?

http://www.design21sdn.com/people/15056

As part of the One Small Project....

One billion squatters claim leftover spaces in cities and live in unauthorized dwellings made of locally available, oftentimes scavenged, materials.
"OneSmallProject is not about billions, millions, thousands, or even hundreds. It is not about pounds or percentages.

It asks you to think outside the fascination with powerful men, trophy buildings, and great patrons that has for too long defined the architectural profession. In its place, OneSmallProject offers an empowering agenda that encourages each of us to create small projects alongside some one typically considered powerless.

It is about one.

One person. One architect. One small project. Repeat.

It is about one because persons need assistance. Now.

It is about one because we’ve lost touch with our humanness. As said by Fillip Noterdaeme, director of The Homeless Museum: “there are more homeless people among the privileged than on the streets of Manhattan.” It is you who is without a home.

It is about one because we have much to learn from others. According to Neuwirth: “[S]quatters mix more concrete than any developer. They lay more brick than any government. . . Squatters are the largest builders of housing in the world — and they are creating the cities of the future.”

to read more check out the website http://www.onesmallproject.com/main.html