Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts
Showing posts with label inspiration. Show all posts

friday inspiration


icecubes

I know summer's just about over - and thank goodness for that! - but if you're searching for a way to hold onto its delicious colors and flavors, try making these delectable fruity summer striped ice cubes from Oh Joy! She combines juices, smoothies and coconut milk to form these perky treats that only bring more happiness as they melt. Happy Friday!

via Oh Joy!

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Painterly aerial photography from the husband and wife team Patterns From Above. Happy Friday!

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missed

Sophie Blackall is the artist behind Missed Connections, a series of illustrative interpretations of missed connections ads. I love the way she interprets these often bizarre attempts to reconnect with a random stranger. The collection is available in book form, too. The artist was honored last year to design a poster for the New York MTA.

Happy Friday!

via It's Nice That

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I was blown away as soon as I laid eyes on this clever project by Mie Frey Damgaard and Peter Ørntoft. Paint color preference by room was visualized as physical pie charts, cleverly painted in a dimensional scene to appear 2d, but accompanied by the subtle depth of natural shadows. This data visualization is the result of colour statistics extracted from Pinterest, a content sharing platform effecting millions of consumers' decoration decisions. Created for the paint brand Jotun.

Happy Friday!

via Plenty of Colour

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animation

Childhood of a Circle from Kadavre Exquis on Vimeo.



Childhood of A Circle is an endearing tale about Archibald and his curious journey through exquisite landscapes as he searches for a circle. I've been watching it over and over again, mesmerized by the beautiful backgrounds. Created by Kadavre Exquis. Happy Friday!

via It's Nice That

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Tiny Story from Sebas & Clim on Vimeo.


The last of the circles for this week. Such an inspiring little video. Happy Friday!

via SwissMiss

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Breathtaking photographs of the Icelandic landscape by Gerco de Ruijter. His airborne camera snaps images from 30 to 300 feet above the ground. The work is so abstract I would be just as convinced that we were looking into a petri dish. Happy Friday!

via FastCo Design

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The artist collaborative Nerhol photographed the same subject over three minutes of "sitting still," and constructed a new topographic image by layering, cutting and revealing the subject's subtle motion. The artists essentially captured a three-dimensional subject using a two-dimensional process, and deconstructed/reconstructed a new three-dimensional reality, representing time as both static and dynamic. Happy Friday!

via designboom

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I hope so!! Pressure Sign by Adam Garcia. Happy Friday!

via Plenty of Colour

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As the website says, when Zoloft and balloon animals can't seem to raise your spirits, the best way to brighten your life is to run the Color Me Rad 5K. You’ll start off with a shirt as pure and white as your grandpa's dentures and you'll soak up enough color while running to look like a pack of Skittles. Non-toxic and heartwarming - Watch their video here. Happy Friday!

via Plenty of Colour

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mjolk

John Baker and Juli Daoust, owners of Toronto-based Mjölk, could have slapped some black paint on a sandwich board and called it a day. Instead, and as with the lovely products sold in their design shop, attention was paid to the details. Charred wood and copper hinges elevate what could have been an ordinary sign to an object worthy of appreciation. This an inspirational project for me, because no detail is too small. Happy Friday!

via Mjölk

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penguin


Street view is an animation made ​​by Pao during "Street View Lecco 2011" in Italy. Four days of paintings and 700 photographs transform the wall into a work of real and virtual together.

via urbanshit

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Two hilarious videos to start off your week-ender. Happy Friday!

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grasshoes

KUSA uses faux grass to give its users the sensation of walking on grass wherever they go. I'm not sure how true the sensation is to real grass, but in photographs it's convincing. Happy Friday!

via designspotter

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Fat Cat Art superimposes adorable cats into famous art. Happy Friday!

via It's Nice That

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windows

Anne-Laure Maison collages nighttime windows into a colossal pieces of glowing architecture. Wonderful - Happy Friday!

via Sub Studio

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up

National Geographic Channel have created a real-life version of the animated film Up — launching a house thousands of metres into the air using 300 helium weather balloons. A team of scientists, engineers, and two world-class balloon pilots successfully launched a 16' X 16' house 18' tall with 8' colored weather balloons from a private airfield east of Los Angeles, and set a new world record for the largest balloon cluster flight ever attempted. Happy Friday!

via Swiss Miss and The Cool Hunter