July, 2008

Forget hovercars, I want one of these

Scott Hanson over at iso50 profiles some classic modernism/futurism by German industrial designer Luigi Colani. Colani is a true behemoth in industrial design with a long history of creating mind-bending work for companies like Ferrari, Swissair, Canon and BMW. Read More.

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Judging a Book By It’s Cover

Siena The Book Block Table is designed by Australian brand Family of Sam. A great re-use of stacks old book pages: turn it into furniture. Coming to an IKEA near you some day?

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O Canada

Ikonica: A Field Guide to Canada’s Brandscape 

This is a great book by Jeanette Hanna and Alan Middleton that documents the history of some of the most well-known Canadian brands. Some you might recognize, some may come as a surprise. Check it out. The book design is pretty tight too.

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Ripo

He’s a street artist from NYC. Really cool style and he’s pretty well traveled. Check his website here.

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Of this ilk™

French designer/illustrator/savant Ludovic P. throws down some seriously fresh work over at Ilk. Impressive stuff.

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One in the Oven

The folks over at Croatian studio Bruketa & Zinić have produced an annual report for a food company that appears blank until you pop it in the oven for a while. Check it out here.

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Amy Sol

Amy Sol makes great (subtle and detailed) artwork.

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Matilda Saxow

Cool website. Cooler portfolio. Read More.

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Free Textures

This is a pretty good list of links to free vector textures for designers. There’s a few too many skull themed illustrations for my taste, although they may be useful for individual elements.

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Emil Kozak

Emil Kozak. Young, talented designer living in Barcelona, SP.  Read More.

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