Beautiful series of illustrations called ‘Plants’ by Rachel Levit.  (source)

The purpose of reading books: demonstrated by Radiohead. (source)

Les Bains, a nightclub in Paris, couldn’t be saved, so the owner Jean-Pierre Marois and gallery owner Magda Danysz invited several artists and turned it into a temporary secret street art gallery.  By now, the renovations already started and all the work is destroyed.  (source)

Ryan Gosling won’t eat his cereal, or so does Ryan McHenry make you believe.  More here.

Tree Drawings is an installation by Tim Knowles, attaching drawing tools to the tips of tree branches and recording the effect of the wind on the tree.  (source)

Kolle Rebbe designed this wonderful Tea Calendar for Hälssen & Lyon.  Tear of a day, put it directly in your teacup and there you go, a daily dose of tea.  How wonderful. (source)

David Suhami designed this animal pocket knife as part of his studio course at shenkar college of engineering and design in tel aviv, israel.  It’s meant as toy for adults who still enjoy playing with small objects.  So cool!

 

You can llamafy which ever words you want here.  Yes please.  More llamas.

This flower shaped Throw & Grow confetti contains seeds of wildflowers and is completely bio-degradable.  Designed by Niko Niko.  (source)

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Chopstick pants on instagram, by brockdavis.

Handbags by Olympia Le Tan (who you might know from her handbags that look like books), this time inspired by jazz music.  (source)
The rubber barber makes correcting your mistakes a whole lot more fun!  Designed by Chen Lu Wei for Megawing and available here. (source)

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Manual photography explained in a beautiful cheat sheet.  (source)

Wonderful garland, available here.Distance to Mars explains – obviously – the distance between the earth and mars.  (source)

Helveticat print, available here.

The New York Times developed a Haiku Bot, which generates haikus from articles on NYTimes.com.   (source)

Illustrations by Bisser.

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Peter Defty looked up to the sky to make this wonderful architectural alphabet, called alphatecture.  (source)

Joel Henriques made these wonderful wooden animals.  Find his blog ‘Made by Joel’ here, he makes loads of cool stuff!

Best.  Sunglasses. Ever.  See the full preview of the collection here.

This hedgehog must be the cutest table brush I have ever seen.  It’s available at By Mölle, among many other pretty things.

How can I ever be satisfied with a normal cappuciono again, after seeing this?  (source unknown)

Best fashion advice I’ve seen in a long, long time.  Print by Zag.

Pantone Pairings by instagrammer dschwen.  (source)

This Mustache lover kit by REDImei was a personalised gift for a friend and such good inspiration if you’re into DIY presents.  If you’re curious: it contains scissors and a comb. (source)

I’ve posted about tattly before on this blog, so maybe you already know these wonderful fake tattoos designed by great illustrators.    If you keep an eye on their blog, you’ll notice it’s not that hard to get creative yourself: they regularly present tattly hacks, or new, inspiring ways to combine their designs into something even more amazing.

Shiny blindfold by Confetti System, available at hunting and collecting. A-ma-zing.

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Andrew Howard had his students collect photos of shop signs in Porto, resulting in these montages called ‘Letters from Porto’. (source)

I think everyone can recognize themselves in this daily dishonesty series by Lauren Hom. (source)

Beautiful sketch of ‘stacking green’, a house designed by Vo Trong Nghia Co., ltd. (source)

Windows of New York, a weekly illustration project by José Guizar.

Clever advertisement by Ogilvy & Mather.  (source)

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This socket deer, designed by Nendo, holds your phone as it recharges.

In Chicago’s Bridgeport neighbourhood, an abandonned warehouse caught on fire.  The temperatures at the time of the fire were so low, that the water sprayed on the building froze almost instantly, resulting this enchanting ice palace.  More photos here.

Alphabet mugs, available at urban outfitters.

Jun Fujiwara designed Re: sound bottle, a bottle that collects sounds in a bottle, much like catching fireflies in a jar.  If you uncork the bottle, it starts recording the sounds around you and with these recorded sounds, it forms a database from which it automatically creates rythmic tracks, using the recorded sounds in a loop, which it plays if you uncork the bottle again.  So cool.  More info, including a video, here.

Top Secret is a usb stick with a wax seal, which keeps all your secrets safe.  Beautiful.  (source)

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