Posters, porcelain, paper toys, cross-stitch, street art, screen prints, linocuts, tattoos and dolls from artists around the world collected for First Thursday Beard Art. Bonus: a beard giveaway.

Sequences is a real-time art festival in Reykjavík, Iceland hosted annually by the Living Arts Museum. The poster art — typography from milk in mid-air — is a collaboration between Jónas Valtýsson, Siggi Odds, Sven and Mundi.

The Complete Ukulele Guide to the Moustaches of the World features complete coverage of the 25 major moustache groups, enabling you to instantly identify any moustache you spot without even putting down your ukulele.

New SyFy logo idents, a collaboration between Proud Creative and ManvsMachine.

The Happiness Project. Charles Spearin (Do Make Say Think, Broken Social Scene) uses spoken word of his Toronto neighbours to provide the canvas for a melodies.

Vector Portraits is a series of drive-by photography by Andrew Bush on display now at the Yossi Milo Gallery.

F is for Fail: An Alphabetical Odyssey through the Creative Process - A video by Brent Barson for typoholics.

Science Tattoo Emporium

Meet Ida, the small 'missing link' fossil that created a big media splash and will likely continue to make waves among those who study human origins.

Very beautiful and intricate sculptures via Jim's Skull Gallery.

"What if I were to paint a realistic version of something usually thought of as cute and benign? For no particular reason and maybe several, I chose Charlie Brown." — Tim O'Brien on his submission to MONSTERS, showing now in Santa Monica

A design student made a battered old Skoda "disappear" by painting it to merge with the surrounding car park.

Novelist Tom Robbins' new book B is for Beer, a children's book for grown-ups and a grown-up book for children.

Cut&Paste tourneys are touring the world — 2D, 3D and Motion categories! SF, PDX and BOS are next.

The illustration and design of Borja Bonaque

The exquisite illustrations of Raquel Aparicio

The American Dollar has not truly been redesigned since about the 1930s. The Dollar ReDe$ign Project is your opportunity to theoretically ‘change’ that.

Graphic designer and illustrator Anna Bond has some pretty cool work…

After finding a collection of world stamps on Ebay for a fiver, Marc Alcock created a map of the world where each country is represented by its own native stamp.

Objectified, the film by Gary Hustwit (Helvetica), has an online trailer now.

The making of NIN's "Closer" video is fascinating. Several visuals were lifted from other artists, including Joel-Peter Witkin, Man Ray, The Brothers Quay, and Francis Bacon. Good artists borrow, great artists steal.

Beard Revue has begun aggregating the best beard art on the web in a new monthly feature.

Caroline Ballhorn's prosthetic Beard Bags aren't just for decoration. They have hidden pouches inside -- the perfect place to keep your credit cards on a naked bicycle ride.

25 smartly designed logos with revealing elements upon second glance.

The title of 20th anniversary release of "The Princess Bride" is an ambigram!

For the first time in wall-mounted form, comes this handy 18" x 24" chart tracking the hierarchy of the many types of beard that currently adorn the face of Man. From the Wondermark collection Beards of our Forefathers, just $12.

Coca-Cola unveils its hot new summer look.

Organic architecture in Nashville neighborhood - you have to see this house!

This is kinda hot. Card measures 6" x 4.5" and label is approximately 1.5" x .3". Thread color may vary. Surprise your loved one.

"Dear American Airlines" is a conceptual redesign of the horrific AA.com user experience by Dustin Curtis. Imagine what they could do with a full, totally competent design team.

When an English speaker doesn’t understand a word of what someone says, he/she says it’s ‘Greek to me’. A Hebrew speaker would say, it ’sounds like Chinese’. I’ve been told the Korean equivalent is ’sounds like Hebrew’.

The contents of Neverland are officially up for auction. Everything. Including these Edward Scissorhands gloves.

Julia Sherman's A-Room-A-Loom is a site-specific weaving experiment, using the building’s walls to turn a room into a simple machine. You're welcome to pitch in and weave your own materials this month! On display at SEA Change in Portland, Oregon.

"Signs of the Times" poster by Pentagram marking the release of "Pentagram Papers 39: Signs" — an Austin event will celebrate the release and raise money for a social outreach ministry for the homeless and indigent working poor.

So excited for Portland's Printer's Fair in August.

Paintings by Los Angeles artist Nate Frizzell

The fascinating portfolio of Geoffrey Cottenceau and Romain Rousset

The new Wisconsin logo has ignited plenty of criticism, and even though Brand New is absolutely no fan of the logo they thought to debunk a couple of its publicly mocked misgivings.

The designers of the new France tourism logo totally tried to slip in a nudy petudy version.

As part of last week’s live This American Life event, comic artist Chris Ware created this Quimby The Mouse animation featuring the song “Eugene” by Andrew Bird.

The poster for this year's Humana Festival of New American Plays is pretty sweet. Kudos to Actors Theatre of Louisville for commissioning art from Julien Pacaud.

The "I Can Read Movies" Series from spacesick. Includes Highlander, Ghostbusters, Temple of Doom, more…

Type Nesting. Do birds have a favorite font?

Meredith Dittmar's 3D dioramas are human-animal-plant-energy amalgams that express deep levels of union across themes of biology, technology, and consciousness.

sametime715.com - A yearlong collaboration of photos at 7:15 from six different artists wrapped up on dec 28

If you've ever wondered what everyday logos, brands and packaging look like on the other side of the world, J. Jason Smith has captured some great photos of Western logos and their Arabic Doppelgängers.