Great illustration from New York based artist and designer Jason Freeny. A full out illustration of the internal anatomy of a gummy bear.

Really good and cute ads for mc donalds coffee - from the advertising agency AlmaDDB out of Miami, USA and creative director Enrique Faillace.

The Mirage lamp is an intriguing piece of design and is cleverly designed to look like a normal table lamp through flat images on sheets of glass which layer up to form a 3D image.

"Last year 16 million gallons of oil were consumed to make plastic water bottles." Ads from the advertising agency DDB out of San Francisco, USA and art director Dustin Smith.

Awesome design from Takeshi Miyakawa. The fractal 23 bureau makes use of every single last bit of space. What looks to be a simple cubic form to start out with turns into an organizers absolute dream.

"See your world in a new light." I really like these ads for Earth hour from the advertising agency Leo Burnett out of Sydney, Australia and art director Nils Eberhardt, simple yet very effective ads.

Dave Devries is a New Jersey based artist and illustrator that has a very unique way of creating his art. He takes little kids drawings of monsters and superheroes and brings them to life in his own style.

"Not every action movie needs to be a major production." These are just too cute, great ad campaign from the advertising agency Saatchi & Saatchi out of Sydney, Australia and executive creative director Steve Back.

"One click could change your future. Belt up. Drive safe. Arrive safe." Spectacular ad campaign from the advertising agency Marketforce out of Perth, Australia and art directors Steve Lorimer and Andrew Tinning.

This is an ad from Ligy Laundry Powder from the advertising agency WhyCreative out of Beijing, China and creative directors DongHao and Kelvin Lai. How freaking over the top is this.

New ads from Maone bank by advertising agency DCS, Porto out of Alegre, Brazil and art director Gregory Kickow. Love the use of origami in these ads.

Flore de Crombrugghe is responsible for this design, the transparent bath. Flore has added measurements on a transparent bath, allowing you to see how many bottles of drinkable water you are actually wasting.

"The Pink Panther"
Very clever ads from the advertising agency Cerebro Y&R out of Panama City, Panama and art director Alberto Weand.

CrashBonsai is the creation of John Rooney, an artist who is torn between the desire to create and destroy. Recently, he has been making bonsai plants, with model cars and trucks which he has smashed and melted, to create "CrashBonsai."

Wonderful illustration and design by New York based artist Zach Johnson. Most of his work is a bit dark in nature, but he does have a few pieces that aren't so dark and have turned out really nice.

Morbidly good art direction and design from the Advertising Agency Shackleton out of Madrid, Spain.

"Sweatproof"
Here is a little ad for Band Aid by the Advertising Agency JWT out of Sydney, Australia.

Very interesting design from the Spanish studio enPieza, it is called Colgao. enPieza is a team of different disciplined professionals inside the design field who produce product, industrial, graphic, web or exhibitions work.

Fold US Candidate lets you download your very own do-it-yourself finger-puppets of the presidential candidate. Just download, cut and fold, and have now you have your very own presidential friends to carry around with you.

"Smoking isn't just suicide. It's murder."
Very nice, effective, and powerful ads from advertising agency Draftfcb + IDB and creative director Rodrigo Gómez.

PSDTuts has an awesome tutorial on creating a vector composite effect from a photo. This effect is very reminiscent of Alberto Seveso's work.

UK photographer Mike Stimpson takes a lot, and I mean a lot, of pictures of Lego's. In one of these series' he does a fantastic job of recreating iconic photographs using only Lego's.

Nice ad from TBWA Mexico for pro natura. Really nice ad and definitely effective, I think the bear version is much more effective than the jaguar. Just because when I think of global warming I think of the polar ice caps melting.

Clever little ad for Pringles from the advertising agency Callegari Berville Grey out of Paris, France and creative directors Luissandro Del Gobbo & Giovanni Settesoldi.

"Tea granules in hot water.Taj Tea Trail tea tasting and more." Beautiful ads - Ogilvy & Mather, Mumbai, India - creative director Anup Chitnis. They really remind me of Dale Chihuly's work.

I really like this ad from the advertising agency Intermarkets out of Dubai, UAE and creative director Ian Rowland Gerry. This ad definitely gets its point across to the viewer.

Really cool well designed ad from advertising agency Leo Burnett out of Frankfurt, Germany and creative director Hans-Juergen Kaemmerer. The ad is for the International Society for Human Rights, just a really nice effective ad.

Ad from the advertising agency Duval Guillaume out of Antwerp, Belgium and creative directors Geoffrey Hantson and Dirk Domen. Just a fun ad and obviously the helmets work right.

The iconic peace symbol image turns 50, read more about it over at the BBC. Pretty cool article about the peace symbol I had no idea it started life as the emblem of the British anti-nuclear movement.

From Pixeloo - this is Homer Simpson as he would look if he were walking around the streets of Springfield today.

Fantastic work from Bulgarian born artist Mladen Penev, this is from back in 2005 - part of the artworks collection of the university of applied arts Vienna.

Round up the marshmallows for the Washington Post's 2007 Peeps Diorama Contest.

This is the "See You" t-shirt from atypyk, it is a white shirt with "see you" printed in braille on the front. I find it pretty clever.

Very cool digital camera from Rolleiflex, awesome classic styling. The MiniDigi AF 5.0 is a three-inch high, fully functional digicam replica of the original classic twin reflex camera.

"There's no use giving clothes. Kids just wanna play."
Love these ads from the ad agency Bronx Comunication, Curitiba, Brazil, for Trends toy store.

"When you run out of pencils, you run out of education" - ads from Escala Comunication and Marketing out of Brazil and art directors Marcelo Peresin, Pedro Perurena and Gabriel Costa.

AA Ads - "in flight wifi, just in case" Extremely fun ads, most likely mock ups seeing as they are from a school, from Miami Ad School out of Miami Beach and art director Vanessa Castañeda.

I love this ad from Mccann Erickson out of Mumbai, India and art directors Kapil Tammal and Sandesh Kambli for Soakies brand tissues.

Just a really great idea for bikers, to let the cars behind you know where you are going. Leah Buechley used her LilyPad Arduino to make this soft circuit turn signal bicycle jacket, great for spring.

Ring_Me by Project Sneeze - Engraving the phone number onto the inside of the ring to be given to someone who you wish to "ring" you

Trap, catch and explore live bugs with this motion activated Venus Fly Trap. I hope you are catching these bugs outside because if you able to catch enough bugs inside your house to create a bug habitat you need to clean your place up now.

Really nice ad for Craftsman from Y&R Chicago and creative directors Dave Loew and Jon Wyville. Just a fun little ad and I really like the way they used different Craftsman tools to create a visually effective human skeleton.

"Cargo is securely locked. Crew have no access to keys. The Far East's most desirable export since 1932." Tiger Beer - by CHI & Partners out of London and creative directors Ed Edwards and Dave Masterman.

"Somebody lives with HIV. Nobody wants to play with him. Be like nobody." Great ads with a great message from the advertising agency JWT Mexico.

A.W.A stand for Accessories with attitude and this brand (Malcom Frontier himself as Design Director) did it well, check the quality of the bags, check the cleanliness of the lines and the simple beauty of the products.

Funny ad from Cream out of Athens, Greece and creative director Fotis Georgiou. Pretty solid ad for the great cause of world AIDS day.

Popp uses controlled drips of water to create a waterfall of words and images. A horizontal module with computer-controlled valves hung from the ceiling releases droplets at precise times to form predetermined shapes.