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The Never Ending Card Receiving Experience

21, Feb 2012

When you bend this card according to its material memory, it brings the recipient through a simple story (a four-frame documentary about receiving the card.) It is a recursive experience of a card about the repetitive ritual of all cards. Designed by Kelli Anderson, it’s a card about cards that portrays a card-receiving-experience portrayed within a [...]

Design: Manfred Kielnhofer’s Glowing Light Ball Bench

3, Feb 2012

Present at the Light Art Biennial Austria (Biennale für Lichtkunst Austria) was an installation created by Manfred Kielnhofer titled “Glowing Light Ball Bench” . The simply designed bench consists of three light balls and two wooden board perforates that lay over the light balls.

Frank Lloyd Wright Architectural Drawings

27, Jan 2012

Architecture buffs rejoice. Frank Lloyd Wright drawings are now available at 1000museums.com which showcases prints from museums across the globe. Here are some samples…

Frank Lloyd Wright, Edgar J. Kaufmann House, “Fallingwater”

Design: Vintage New Years Postcards

28, Dec 2011

The new year is right around the corner. Fireworks, noise makers, champagne and resolutions abound, New Years one of the few occasions where the entire world celebrates together. With the advent of email, Facebook, and Twitter, sending friends a New Years card by snail mail is truly non-existent. That is a sentiment usually written in [...]

The Designs of Santtu Mustonen

14, Dec 2011

If you want to gain some striking graphic design inspiration, look no further than artist Santtu Mustonen’s work.

Contemporary Illustration from the Land of Booze and Blondes
Hailing from The Netherlands, his pieces represent classic Dutch design aesthetic.

Product Design: Pure Black Knives

12, Dec 2011

If designed right, weapons and utensils can have a sexy quality about them. We do not condone the use of weapons, (only in choice circumstances like self-defense and lost-in-the-woods survival), however…the use of utensils is a must, unless of course you live in certain parts of the desert in the Middle East.
Be that as it [...]

The Architectural Photography of Filip Dujardin

6, Dec 2011

Belgian photographer Filip Dujardin has an eye for interesting architectural structures. Having studied art history and architecture at the University of Ghent, it is no surprise.
Here are some samples of his work:

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