Pentagram's Angus Hyland designed this free bag for CassArt - how many well-known silhouetted artworks can you spot?

Grace Jones in chocolate - how the album cover artwork was made

Beautiful typography in Non-Format's design for French magazine Very Elle

For Christmas, Hermes has planted silver birch trees around its London store, complete with bird boxes and forest sound effects

A new set of UK stamps celebrates British design classics

Jason Tozer's bubble photographs were linked here before, now he has been experimenting with water drops, which almost look like they are on fire

For geometrophiles everywhere, the Kapitza sisters' book of 264 rather lovely patterns

Dan Tobin Smith and Kilimanjaro magazine do terrible things to teddy bears in the magazine's new issue – as this amazing film reveals.

Korean artist Osang Gwon creates life-size sculptures covered in thousands of photographs - in this case of the band Keane for their new album, Perfect Symmetry.

“The Apifera is a responsive window that takes inspiration from the science of attraction developed in flowers." And you can see it at Selfridges in London

Of All The People In The World is a touring exhibition in which the population of the US and other countries is expressed as grains of rice. One grain = one person

New work by illustrator HELLOVON (post 6898) - Migration, a beautiful project in London and New York

Tyler Brûlé and team discuss their redesign of chic Italian interiors magazine Case Da Abitare

Wallace and Gromit turn male models in DDB's fun new campaign for fashion store Harvey Nichols

As the Beijing Olympics gets under way, Jonathan Barnbrook calls on designers to Remember Tibet

Hard-hitting new campaign by This is Real Art for Reprieve, the charity that provides lawyers for those in Guantanamo Bay and others facing execution.

New film Made In Queens documents the Trinidadian youths who trick out their BMX bikes with gigantic sound systems

Love Stories: a beautiful new illustration project from Marian Bantjes

This HSBC ad at Wimbledon uses images actually grown in grass - the natural photosensitive properties of the grass reproduce the images like photographic paper.

Inspired by the fairytale Rapunzel and designed by Eley Kishimoto, the Hairywood Periscope is a 6 metre-high tower with a chic viewing room at the top

Jason Tozer's amazing images of soap bubbles were posted here last week – here's how they were done

Do these beautiful images from photographer Jason Tozer depict strange new alien worlds? No, something much more mundane

Artist Ben Long created this 35ft stag out of scaffolding poles. It's currently on show in London - on a building site, of course

One of a striking series of posters for the Fabric nightclub which are among work chosen for this year's Creative Review Annual

The cover of next month's Wallpaper* will feature Anthony Burrill's wonderful poster designs

Browse great paintings from the UK's National Gallery while you wait for the Eurostar at London's St Pancras station, all through a nifty table-top interface

No design studio is complete without one: the history of the Herman Miller Aeron chair

75% Complete by artist Dan Proops, one of a series of oil paintings taking technology and computers as their theme

Oscar & Ewan create type from wooden dowelling rods suspended on nylon thread -- one of three artworks promoting YCN's new venture, Agency

The visual expression of a complex mathematical equation or the new logo for a Belgian telecoms company?

Presenting, the Big Book of junk: spam has never looked lovelier

Mind the graphics - can graphic design stop London's tube travellers from being so rude to each other?

Behind the lens: Kathrin Kur's photographs of TV studios reveal the world behind the cameras

Beautiful new identity system for British architects Faulkner Browns

Beautiful work from LA-based artist Joe Biel

Problem: how to reduce the wild fires that ravage Table Mountain every summer. Solution: install wooden fire extinguishers that are completely useless. It’s not as dumb as it sounds…

The Design Museum announces its choices for Designs of the Year - some obvious, some pretty quirky

A new corporate identity for ex-UK Prime Minister Tony Blair. What, no bombed-out cars, wads of cash or dodgy dossiers?

Would you like to design the UK jacket for Jeff Howe's Crowdsourcing book? Have a go here to CoverSourcing.

The Royal Mail has issued a new set of stamps featuring James Bond covers through the decades: the 50s ones are much the best

The Crucifixion according to Google Earth: photographic project featuring four Biblical scenes as viewed from on high

4,200 windows lit with 150,000 LEDs make for one heck of a light show at the Dexia Tower in Brussels

Forgotten design genius Will Burtin is celebrated in a new book, reviewed here by Rick Poynor

Interactive Christmas lights on London's Regent Street courtesy of Nokia and Wieden + Kennedy

All the holes from Daniel Eatock's hole-punch - from a fantastiic new show of his work

I Killed Adolf Hitler, a brilliant new graphic novel by Jason, from Fantagraphics, of course