Weedrobes is a series of ephemeral sculptures linking the bodies and the environment. These eco-wearables are made from live plant materials such as leaves, flowers and branches! great idea and amazing effect!

Honbachi (lit. Book pot) by TOKYO PISTOL! The greenest afterlife for books. Used book turned flowerpot! Great idea!

Ten years of projects in 264 pages. Antoine+Manuel Compilation vol.1, the greatest compendium of the famous french creative couple.

Takashi Murakami / Louis Vuitton for Manhattan - Monogram Multicolor

Another originally way for introduce himself! Emerson Taymor's clever business cards.

The ToastGirl's original and beautiful performances.

The importance of point of view. A fantastic and clever use of typography by Axel Peemoeller

Finally an alternative to the tree based paper bag! The new stylish flax-viscose bag called 60Bags!

Boot I by Pixel Pancho, from street art to international concept store. Amazing limited edition robot-pop-pot.

For the Elevator Girls series, identically clothed female models pose within surrealistic architecture where anonymity and interchangeability echo their own psychic predicament.

A newest Lim Si Ping's (aka Pixel Pastry) installation. Tiger Translate: Energy

Year 2017. Kitchen of the Future by Antoine Lebrun for Fagor Brandt

Atmospheric Optics by Megan Jenkinson @ Stills Gallery

"Donna", the last Julian Wolkenstein's work. The result of a recent trip in London where Julian commissioned a model maker to create the ' kebab" sculpture.

Ban’s beautifully crafted work features elephants and human figures floating against Japanese washi paper backgrounds or in front of candy-colored stripes. “These things are like talismans. Elephants make me feel safe. They have saved me many times."

Guy Bourdin - A Message for You / Unseen at Carla Sozzani's Gallery

The importance of point of view / PART 2. Prospective experiment by Felice Varini and Georges Rousse.

Amazing works of Katey-Jean Harvey, liverpool-based illustrator and painter.

The end title sequence of director Diego Sabanés’ film Mentiras Piadosas. Draws inspiration from shadow sculpture where the shadow represents the object

The Jean Jullien's funny works for the Reflet exhibition [Editor's Note: see #12602 for jullien's portfolio]

A new BOMB!'s funny works.

Daniel Canogar, most recently shown at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, sought inspiration in Andrea Pozzo's masterpiece painting in the church of St. Ignatius in Rome

Fabio Zonta - Art Miami 2008

Amazing illustrations about rituals and routines for the january issue of the danish rail ways magazine Ud&Se by the design agency Hvass&Hannibal

Petrina Hicks - Eye candy, 2008
from The Descendants
Lightjet print

USER - Portraits of Crack Addicts. A new Tony Fouhse's photographic project. Amazing work about the human side of addiction.

A explosive mash-up of american icons, comics, street sign and pieces of books. The Greg Gossel's artworks.

Japanese illustrator, Yoko Furusho, specializes in intricately detailed illustrations with tangible textures. She recently won the Chopsticks New York Magazine Cover Artist contest and will be illustrating the covers for the next year.

The amazing works of Francesca Grilli. Italian video artist and performer based in Amsterdam.

Matsui's self portraits incorporate seemingly irrelevant motifs such as toys, cosmos, mushrooms and such. Including herself, all the motifs are depicted as if they are something other than themselves, leaving powerful impressions to viewers.

Asako Narahashi: Kawaguchiko, 2003

The trompe-l'œil by Renate Buser. Another great artist that loves to create illusions.

The Mr.'s funny and irreverent works, great artist from Kaikai Kiki Co. art factory.

"Penn has been one of photography's conspicuous innovators and distinguished performers in at least two of the medium's oldest and most successful genres: still life and portraiture."John Szarkowski.

Chris Fortescue - Naturalism'08 - Naturalism might be described as a cluster of literary and artistic conventions, which arose subsequently, and in response to Romanticism.

Some beautiful works of the young Australian artist Courtney Brims.

The Alex Dukal's funny works. Young digital painter and illustrator from Argentina.

Mark Seliger - The Celebrity Icons @ GUY HEPNER CONTEMPORARY, Los Angeles

Fantastic worlds, robots and strangers. Brian Despain's beautiful painting.

The ironic, clever and perfect Julian Wolkenstein's photography. Animal-humanized and caged Humans. Just a metaphor of our world.

I do fall in love for Lidsay Taylor and Paula Hayes' supercool idea: little lovely green habitat inside of glass bubbles and cubes