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Creative Surreal And Surprising Takes On Daily Life By Swedish Artist

Surreal Images by Lillwihlen

Swedish artist Peter Wihlborg is famous for his surreal edited images, which offer a new perspective to daily life. In his Instagram account you will find a number of creative images showing crazy stuff like a landscape being whisked away, cleaning off the sky, a person taking a bath inside of hand or a person popping out of a framed… Continue reading Creative Surreal And Surprising Takes On Daily Life By Swedish Artist

Infographic Reveals 20 Things Eliminated by the Internet

This smart Infographic created by Broadbandwherever lists just a few of the many things the Internet has removed from our lives forever. While Millennials may feel a twinge of sadness over some items on this list, new generations will never miss things some of us consider quality-of-life issues like a real lunch break, privacy, the… Continue reading Infographic Reveals 20 Things Eliminated by the Internet

These Professionals are Serious About Their Work and Have the Tattoos to Prove It

Megan Orsi transformed the skin of her right forearm into a Photoshop CS3 toolbar. Her passion for graphic design began in middle school, and she cites Photoshop as a critical component of her work.     Love it or hate it, garlic has been an important part of many culinary traditions for centuries. This chef… Continue reading These Professionals are Serious About Their Work and Have the Tattoos to Prove It

Designer Takes 20 Drugs to Show Influence Over Work

Brain Pollet, a San Francisco-based designer went on a 20-day binge ingesting different drugs, to show how the effect on his work. His 20 illustrations, each completed while under the influence of a different drug, show Pollet’s creative process and how it was changed by the substances. The artist took all necessary precautions to make… Continue reading Designer Takes 20 Drugs to Show Influence Over Work

SPARK Firm Creates Solar-Powered Beach Huts from Ocean Trash

Solar-Powered beach huts designed by the SPARK firm use ocean trash to create permanent palm tree-like beach huts all over East Coast Park in Singapore.   The Great Pacific Garbage Patch is twice the size of France.   Inspired by the organization of creatives that addresses threats to the oceans, Parley for the Oceans, these… Continue reading SPARK Firm Creates Solar-Powered Beach Huts from Ocean Trash

Awards for Designers Who Face Deadlines Yet Prevail

Deadlines are an integral part of any designer’s world. Sometimes they are a bit ridiculous and compounded by software glitches, strange client demands, and odd ideas that aren’t so easy to bring to life. Every hard working designer facing a tight deadline with the additional stress of growing client requests should be presented with some… Continue reading Awards for Designers Who Face Deadlines Yet Prevail

Polaroid Announces Plans to Launch 3D Printer for Homes

3D printers are the newest product launched by Polaroid. In a three-year partnership with UK manufacturer Environmental Business Products, Polaroid will outsource the manufacturing of their 3D printer to EBP and will be exclusive in 15 European markets. The first model to launch will be the Polaroid ModelSmart 250S with a debut at the International… Continue reading Polaroid Announces Plans to Launch 3D Printer for Homes

Designer Spotlight: Marly Gallardo, an Ecuadorian Illustrator

Every Friday we feature remarkable talent from around the world in our Designer Spotlight. #didesignerspotlight This week we feature Marly Gallardo, an Ecuadorian Illustrator with quirky geometric work that will keep you captivated and curious. Marly (Rhode Island School of Design 2015) is an Ecuadorian illustrator based in the New York metropolitan area. Her work… Continue reading Designer Spotlight: Marly Gallardo, an Ecuadorian Illustrator

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