When we think Issey Miyake, we think more structured tailoring and fragrances, less dust bunnies and dirty carpeting. Truth is, we don't really think of anyone in relation to the latter, except for maybe our mothers who would disapprove of…
Continue Reading →Jeremy Andrew, a.k.a. Jeremyville, covers a bit more ground than your typical designer-slash-artist. Perhaps we should rephrase that, for while it is correct to refer to what Jeremy covers as "ground" (being that he darts around the world with a…
Continue Reading →Have you ever wanted to travel to Palestine just to write a message of love in graffiti for your sweetie? Or perhaps you wanted to tell that buddy of yours that he owes you $20 bucks and just wanted it…
Continue Reading →For a while now we've had an extra padded envelope lying around the office that we wish we had a purpose for. If only we could find the perfect lighting fixture or something that could fit inside. Hold on a…
Continue Reading →Someone was bound to do it, we just didn't think it'd be in under two days. This innocent-looking manilla envelope isn't one at all -- it's the cushiony protection dubbed AirMail for that Macbook Air you'll be traipsing around with…
Continue Reading →Back in September we told you about the stellar work being done by Camden-based design studio, Love Everyday. While they haven't stopped doing killer identity work and typography, amongst other things; they are no longer going by the moniker Love…
Continue Reading →If you were to only let his work speak for him, it would leave a lot to be inferred about Dimitre Lima -- his penchant for pondering, for example. His affinity for a good problem. Knows his HTML from a…
Continue Reading →As a writer, I'm always drawn to different mediums that can convey the essence of words and language in an unexpected way. That's why I'm such a sucker for this powerfully subtle earthenware "Love Is Blind" vase by Canadian artist…
Continue Reading →HumanFlows is the first of a series of projects conceived during the Visualizar workshop organized by the Medialab Prado in Madrid. Led by graphic designer Miguel Cabanzo, the ongoing project takes the growing trend of visualization into the study of…
Continue Reading →Even though 2007 just came to an end, for some it seems like a distant memory. Heck most of us can barely remember what we were doing on New Year's Eve, though we're sure it involved illegal fireworks and champagne.…
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