A fresh take on your typical 80′s style digital watch.

Neuvo is Montreal’s newest contender in the timepiece scene. “The Prospector Collection” is the first to appear with four metal finishes and all the features you really need in a watch. If a picture isn’t enough for you to whip out your plastic, these guys even developed an iPhone app so you can “try it before you buy”.

A solid project with a stellar site from this recent Penn State grad.

I really love textured analog shots, road trips, and crazy fast, super simple websites. If you like any/all of these you’ll definitely be into Justin’s work. You can check out his cross country project here, or his main site here. Keep it up Justin, and thanks for the link.

Amazing work by Russian-born illustrator Vania Zouravliov.

Inspired by everything from the bible to disney, he started showing internationally when only 13 years old. He’s currently working on projects for Beck and the National Geographic, amongst others. Check out more of his work below and at his myspace.

Seven Deck Totem design for the “Splinters & Papercuts” exhibit in Florida

I like the bold colours and strong lines, it feels like this would translate well into a pretty intense tattoo. More projects on his site (reminds me a bit of Hydro74).

Photos from the Mid East.

Thanks for the link Sean, I really loved this album (many others to be seen on his site).

The unconventional UK brewery ‘BrewDog’ created this taxidermy packaging for their ‘The End of History’ beer, which holds an astonishing 55% ABV and costs just $765 a pop. More about their other wacky brews after the jump.

BrewDog started up in 2007 when 24-year-olds Martin and James decided that the market needed a brewery that was willing to experiment with beer in all aspects. Now their line up includes Tokyo (18.2%), ‘Sink the Bismark’ (41%), and ‘Tactical Nuclear Pengui’ (32%)., amongst others. Check out some more of their sweet packaging and campaigns below, and hit their site to order some for yourself.

Seriously skilled pencil work by Toronto artist Winnie Truong.

Truong attended OCAD and currently has a show at the Katharine Mulherin gallery (1082 Queen street west).

Amazing work by aerial photographer Christoph Gielen.

He’s originally from Germany, but now living in New York. His work explores infrastructures and built environments.

See more of his work below and on his site.

A great set of drawings from Lee Misenheimer.

You can see the whole photostream on his Flickr.

I had the pleasure this summer of living with a friend of mine whose father, Brian MacKay-Lyons, is an architect from Nova Scotia. Check out more of Brian’s work after the jump.

Featured in Monocle, his work is defined by its fusion of traditional maritime building materials with modern simplicity. For more on his projects check out his site.