Food Typography by Becca Clason
Here is a series of hand-lettering typography made by Becca Clason (founder of Cheerletter) based on food. Between precision, creativity and humour, Becca Clason pays attention to details and aesthetic of her gourmet messages.
The Chamber of Curiosity by Gestalten
"The Chamber of Curiosity by Gestalten is more than a collection of some of the best interiors from around the world. With its added strong focus on the occupants as well as their very essence, the publication also manages to unlock the individual character of the incredible interiors showcased. Featuring the homes of designers and architects from Paris to Pittsburgh and Milan to Melbourne, the reader has the opportunity to view interiors that are personal, not to mention strikingly diverse where we witness tributes to Kubrick and Lynch through to the most unlikely combinations of colour, texture and styles. The result is a book of pioneering interior design that focuses on telling the story behind the interiors themselves rather than merely illustrating the latest industry trends." via Yatzer
Evgeny Kazantsev – Cataclysm Happens
Evgeny Kazantsev is a Russian artist living in Anapa, Russia. He is specialized in illustration, retouching and digital art. One of his latest series entitled Cataclysm Happens made for insurance company is as amazing as frightening.
London: The City in Motion
A poetic love letter to London ‘The City in motion’ created by Letterbox Media is a beautiful creative effort to showcase the one of the most beautiful cities in the world. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QkXLzg64tkY
Ink Graphic Art Calendar by Yulya Plotnik
Graphic calendar created by Moscow-based Yulya Plotnik is a perfect example of artists and designers shining light on printed culture.
Chocolatexture by Japanese Nendo
"Japanese design office Nendo has created 9 different types of chocolate. While each of them are the same size, not a single piece from the Chocolatexture ( created for the Maison & Objet Trade Fair) collection look alike. That’s because Oki Sato, who leads the Tokyo and Milan-based firm, rethought the concept of chocolate by focusing on texture. “There are many factors that determine a chocolate’s taste,” says Sato, referring to factors like the origin of cocoa, the percentage used, and the various different flavors. But by instead turning his attention to attributes like pointy, smooth and rough, the designer has created distinctive chocolates that all use identical ingredients but taste completely different due to the various textures." writes Colossal
Teresa Freitas Photography
Young Instagram photographer (accept this term, big-lense photographers) from Portugal Teresa Freitas is inspired by the ocean and everything around it. "Teresa Freitas's output far from reality, she indulges in imaginative scenes featuring stars, dust and colorful spots. Enjoy the following Q&A" on IGNANT and check Teresa's Instagram now
Emojiple - Emoji People by BHSAD Students
Moscow based High School of Art and Design (BHSAD) strikes again (check all previous workshops). Having a talented tutor like Dmitry Karpov can be fun but requires a lot of potentials to fulfill the daily challenges he gives to his students. The recent one was an 8 hrs workshop with the aim to imagine people using Emoji smile icons in real life. Check the quick results below. Surely it was inspired by French Rosapark's "Innocence et Danger" campaign but goes a little bit crazy.
3D Printed Textscape project by Hongtao Zhou
3D Printing brings new opportunities for creative persons, just take a look at typography project created by Hongtao Zhou. Textscape generates letter-sized 3D documents to visually profile the subject matters of the texts, such as cities, landscapes or figures. These documents make reading interactive for a general audience or blind people to read as knowledge, as well as art. This series of work has text variations of braille, language characters, calligraphy and number systems to bridge the text and its visuality in architecture, landscape, portraits and abstract matters.
Experimental Diary on Instagram by Christoph Niemann
New York-based artist and illustrator Christoph Niemann sees the world a little differently. As part of his creative practice Niemann sets time aside every Sunday to experiment with different visual concepts, much of which he shares on his Instagram account. Collected here are some of our favorites, but you can see much more over on his Tumblr.
Ballet Photography by Darian Volkova
Hypnotic and elegant to watch, ballet is a fascinating art that many of us enjoy watching. Russian dancer Darian Volkova (Saint Petersburg) gives us the possibility to take a peek behind the curtain and see the inner workings of ballet.
BLOCD Agency Personal Promo
Barcelona agency BLOCD sent an awesome bottle of wine for their clients including a lovely silkscreened packaging indulging them to take colour pencils and draw together over the illustration printed on it.
Unknown Flying Object by Cy Tone
Torino-based artist Cy Tone (Alberto Antonio Cittone) shares his latest project – /ˈʌnˈnəʊn//ˈflaɪɪŋ//ˈɒbdʒɪkt/ – Unknown Flying Object what is a digital art project brought up in collaboration with Giorgia Su Sbenso.
Lapka x Project Ara
I am not sure if you are familiar with Russia-born startup Lapka. Briefly speaking they produce tiny, beautifully designed personal environment monitor that connects to your phone to measure, collect and analyze the hidden qualities of your surroundings. Their latest addition to the family was a breathalyzer BAM. But what we are going to share is their proof of concept made for the well-known Project Ara, the new modular mobile device. Citing Lapka "At Lapka, we reimagine and redesign the scientific devices to turn them into stylish and accessible tools. Our products are healthcare accessories which connect to your smartphone. What if Lapka creates a separate line of these accessories in order to support Ara’s eco-system? Here is our concept of Project Ara modules."
"..we’ve imagined seven modules based on Lapka’s current and possible product line following our Environment + Body grid."
Richard Silver photography
Time Slice is an ongoing series of photographs by Richard Silver that explores how iconic buildings and monuments change in appearance from day into the night. Silver shoots some 36 photos at intervals over several hours and then layers them into a final composition
Katerina Choogoonkina
This young illustrator from Moscow has adorable characters spread over her works with fishy eyes and big soul. Check Katerina's illustrations on Behance now
Eskimo New Identity
Leading Russian graphic design and identity systems studio Eskimo released their new personal branding. Check it out and find previous works of studio chief Pavel Emelyanov posted on our blog
#TimeThroughPhoto by Maxim Zavyalov
"Time Through Photo" is ongoing project set on Instagram by Maxim Zavyalov from Khabarovsk, Far East, Russia. He takes an initial photo with his "polaroid"-like camera Instax mini 8 and then brings it to the Instagram in its natural environment with no tricks and mocks. Maxim believes it bring the photography its basic idea of "one shot in one breath". So do we!
