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Per­so­nally I am a big fan of the Ita­lien street artist Blu. Now he laun­ches the next big hit. At the Draw the Line Fes­ti­val in Cam­po­basso he shows his vicious view on war and mili­tary. Great! Via  

Roon­gro­jna Sang­wong­pris­arn owns four work­shops for byci­cles in Bang­kok, which are cal­led »Ko Art Shop«. Well, that’s not­hing spe­cial, but this bike, which they desi­gned from recy­cled spare parts from cars and bicy­cles ist awe­some. You know who the protagonist is. […]

Nor­mally you don’t see good and intel­li­gent adver­ti­sing in Aus­tria. Adver­ti­sing in Aus­tria doesn’t enter­tain and is intel­li­gent – no, the adver­ti­sers thing we all are stu­pid. If you want to see intel­li­gent and good adver­ti­sing, just take a look at […]

Pho­to­jour­na­lism by José Fer­reira. He por­trai­ted the trash people and their life from Mozambique

  These col­la­ges are made of dol­lar. Mark Wag­ner, a Brooklyn-based artist trans­forms dol­lars into alle­go­ri­cal com­men­ta­ries. Via  

Cele­bra­ting the 100^th edi­tion of NYTi­mes Style Maga­zine, the edi­tors of the maga­zine deci­ded to let design a series of »T« from dif­fe­rent kind of desi­gners. These so cal­led »Ori­gi­nal Model T’s« can only be seen online. For every print […]

Dylan Coul­ter is a Pho­to­gra­pher based in New York, Ame­rica. Besi­des his work for inter­na­tio­nal brands like Adi­das, T-Mobile or Virign, he is in photo series. His latest serie is about cow­boys. Yes these guys still exist but more and […]

His­to­ric archi­tec­ture, like old fort­res­ses and cast­les, churches and place, anci­ent mau­so­le­ums and cozi­ness, attracts pho­to­graph­ers ever since. Cru­zine maga­zine shows a show reel from dif­fe­rent pho­to­graph­ers. Very inter­essting. Via      

Pro­ces­sing is a pro­gram for desi­gners. Because desi­gners don’t know anything about pro­gramming, Pro­ces­sing uses a very easy ver­sion of Java and is Open Source Soft­ware. With this pro­gramm a lot of app­li­ca­tion pos­si­bi­li­ties exist. Pierre Com­menge used Pro­ces­sing to develop […]