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Ball Nogues studio’s amazing Cradle installation in Santa Monica is visually stunning as well as technically astounding…

A key technical concept for Cradle is “sphere packing” – the phenomenon where multiple balls squeezed together and self organize under the effect of gravity, a process we could only approximate, at best, using computer modeling. Software was useful for visualizing Cradle and for designing the overall shape of the formwork used to make it but not for predicting where the spheres positioned themselves in the physical world.

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Hear hear! via LogoDesignLove

The Tiger Woods logo isn’t a golf club. The Virgin Atlantic logo isn’t an airplane. The Xerox logo isn’t a photocopier.

Computer logos don’t need to show computers, dentist logos don’t need to show teeth, and furniture store logos don’t need to show furniture.

Just because it’s relevant, doesn’t mean you can’t do better using a design that doesn’t depict the product or service your client provides.

Excerpted from Logo Design Love: A Guide to Creating Iconic Brand Identities, p.180.


 

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Gato equals Gator equals Alligator equals Crocodiles equals Crocs. There!

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Slow moving food makes me hungry…

Within a refrigerator, a battle ensues as moldy, decaying foods forgotten in the depths of the back rise up against the fresh ingredients that reside in the front. These confrontations escalate, as foods morph, disintegrate, dance, explode, and become a textural, abstract display of color and form culminating in a grand finale sequence that results in their obliteration. Set to Sergei Prokofiev’s Opus 84, Dance of the Knights, from the ballet Romeo & Juliet, Zergüt merges cinema, gastronomy, and classical music through stop-motion animations and high-speed filmmaking, bringing alive a culinary universe in the vein of contemporary day Fantasia. Zergüt focuses on the unique, often overlooked beauty of everyday eatable delights.

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Tremaine Harris create sensuous landscapes in beautiful colours on 3D rendering softwares that look like frozen dreams.

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Love it. UK illustrator and animator Mr Bingo.

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Well.. hello Mr Chair! Is that a cushion or are you just happy to see me? by Design Mong Studio.

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Disturbing collage of human faces by artist David Zsako.

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Aren’t these lovely bags!

Unit Portables is based on a clever numerical system where each unit has its own number. A unit is by definition each bag, pouch or any other object within the Unit Portables brand. To really follow our numeric system religion, actually every brand application such as the web, ads, sales promotion materials also have their very own number.

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The latest project by Nendo is the interior for the latest Puma store in Japan. Taking the most basic idea of steps, they created a space somewhat Escher-esque that is at once mysterious yet practical for displaying shoes.

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A beautiful and touching campaign video by Singaporean Director Boo Junfeng of Sandcastle fame, for Pink Dot, a yearly event at Hong Lim Park where Singaporeans come together to show their support for the LGBT community of the freedom to love.

The social stigma that LGBT people carry is often overlooked when we talk about homosexuality. The freedom to love and the comfort of being yourself, things many LGBT people hope to have, are often taken for granted by straight people.  I felt that it was necessary to highlight everyday situations in which LGBT people experience such a stigma. Beyond the event on June 18, I hope the video will continue to empower and inspire empathy for LGBT people.

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Slip on this stylish bracelet to show your support for Project Ocean, a partnership between Selfridges and the Zoological Society of London which challenges the public to imagine a world with no more fish in the sea. Project Ocean aims to increase awareness of the issue over–fishing, thus inspiring change and raising funds. The £5 you pay for this bracelet will be given to the Zoological Society of London to set up new – and maintain existing – marine reserves around the world. Buy it here!

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I love love these wall sculptures. The remind me of eyes, and surveillance, and water droplets, and jewels, and beautiful… by American glass artist Graham Caldwell.

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An instant favourite! A mac cursor pin to point at anything you want. Buy it here!

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Inge Jacobsen cross-stitches old covers of Vogue and instantly makes art out of fashion.

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I hereby declare humongous electromagnets and colourful balls to be magical when put together. by physaliastudio.com

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Orange stationery makes me happy. Simple. via September Industry by UK design firm Because Studio.

Low Winter Sun is the consultancy of Jonathan Atkinson specialising in developing innovative, creative, co-operative and environmental projects. The identity is based around a stark, impactful colour scheme and a bold logotype that is carried across a stationery range and digital presence.

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Made out of 10,000 pieces of cloth, as a graduation project in The Iceland Academy of the Arts based on Siggi Eggertsson’s childhood memories.

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This is so hypnotic.… I… simply… cannot.. look… away.…

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Warholian apples by Chinese artist 田芒子 keeps all colours of doctors away.

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