Back in the day when the Polaroid represented the most instantaneous means of photographic gratification, most people were using them to capture the moment when they pantsed their friend at their house party and then displayed it three minutes later…
Continue Reading →While it is said that oil and water don't mix, Singapore native Hunn Wai, a recent graduate of the IM Masters programme at the Design Academy Eindhoven in The Netherlands, could probably make the two work in concert with one…
Continue Reading →Some people find steel cold and impersonal when it comes to interior design. I, for one, find it to be quite the opposite -- instead it screams chic, confident and strong. I like furniture that makes no apologies, and that's…
Continue Reading →MWM is Matt W. Moore, a graphic designer who currently lives with his wife and son in the mountains of Vermont. We've written about MWM before in his capacity as one of the founders and curators of Wallspankers Magazine, but…
Continue Reading →Here's your inspirational/make-ya-wanna-work-it-harder post of the day: Kashiwa Sato, a graphic designer, art director, author and all-around creative mastermind, has one of the best portfolio sites I've ever seen. Simple, easy to navigate, and completely organized, Kashiwa's site does just…
Continue Reading →Talk about cutting edge; it's rare to find a graphic designer who goes one step beyond the tablet-and-pen rigamarole, but the Brazilian Carlo Giovani and his team of illustrators and graphic designers gladly pull out the scissors and paper for…
Continue Reading →This world is a funny place, and sometimes the people with the funniest names make the most serious sh*t. Take Dust La Rock; we've written about his work with Beautiful/Decay and oneonenine before, but we've never taken the time to…
Continue Reading →Not too long ago, we told you about the design competition Cut&Paste, a timed tournament currently cruising through 11 international cities. Last week, Cut&Paste found its way to NYC, where eight local designers were pitted against one another in an…
Continue Reading →Love Everyday, a Camden-based design studio, was founded in 2006 by Rob Gonzales and Jonathan Quinton. For a young business, Love Everyday is doing an awesome job getting their name out into the great wide world (particularly by means of…
Continue Reading →A few days ago, French studio Hellohikimori launched their latest site, and the newly brightened pages are doing wonders showing off the impressive portfolio of designers Nathalie Melato and David Rondel Cambou. The site allows users to easily navigate the…
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