I love SUPERBROTHERS aka Craig D. Adams' awesome minimalist pixel art

Why do I get the feeling that, apart from using Twitter as a source, Twistori was liberally "inspired" by Johnatan Harris' We Feel Fine?

pencil + moleskine = sketching happiness, but I never know what to do with the pencil. This is where the Pen Clip comes in. I want one.

Word Clock by Simon Heys is the current screensaver on my mac laptop. time + typography

I was inpsired by the sketchbooks of Laure Volume, specially how she starts from a picture detail, and then keeps going from there

Flip TV. New millenium girl sees ad, new millenium girl shreds ad to bits.

'skine art is dedicated to moleskine lovers and their art. Inspirational work from the notebook of a number of artists

for The Wanderer, Zach Johnsen decided to integrate his characters in nature, by placing them on boards and taking them outside to be photograph.

I'm a big fan of Processing, so I was amazed to find Robert Hodgin's video creation based on a song by Goldfrapp.

Marcus Wallinder's favorite color is green. He owns a Canon 350D and a 100mm f2.8 macro usm lens. This is his photoblog

The Berg MOOV is a 4 in 1 child sized vehicle, made like an oversize Lego technics kit. I bet you can build even stranger vehicles if you get more than one kit.

The corset umbrella by Guy de Jean for Jean-Paul Gaultier is only one of the designs of this designer for a rainy day.

Cardboard Tron, a stop motion remake of the movie by frenchies Les Freres Hueon.

Like an hyperactive 3 year old, the little Yellow Drum Machine Robot wanders around the house looking for objects to drum on. [Editor's Note: Clocky could learn a thing or two from this guy]

David Scheirer paints quirky contemporary still life all in watercolors.

Firewinder is a wind-powered led light which works with the smallest breeze.

Italian artists Microbo and Bo130 were helping Buffmonster update this mural in Venice, CA that was destroyed by taggers last year.

Take a look at Mike Rohde sketch notes from the SXSW 2008 sessions

I would love to have a blind with a tree silhouette printed on it even if it wasn't a giant piece of ASCII art. By dutch designer Nienke Sybrandy

I'm just amazed by this piece by El Mac which was painted as a color negative. click to see what happens to the image when you invert it.

These fabulous mirrors by Jean-Marie Masaud for Glass Italia slowly fade from reflective to transparent.

CFSL.net stands for Café Salé a mostly french creative community filed with some pretty awesome visual artists.

"Floorplan Plates, why rent when you can own?" available at Fishs Eddy

Patapon is my latest PSP addiction. This crazy game let's you control an army of patapons warriors by sending them drum signals. I bet you can't stop singing with them.

Remember London based artist INSA from #2471? He's back with a new exhibition called BUY MY LOVE

I love the portfolio/blog of Miss Tigri

Monochromatic Fashion. NY Times article about people who like to wear the same color everyday, and none of them wear black...

I like these angel and demon salt and pepper shakers from Russian designer Yar Rassadin for Koziol

Less than 5 days left to vote for your favorite cities to be part of the new Monopoly World Edition

It looks like Bambi is now part of the Borg collective, thanks to the imagination of Lisa Black. don't miss the other mechanical taxidermy items in her portfolio

The Whale Hunt is the latest storytelling experiment by Jonathan Harris (of We Feel Fine fame). This time Jonathan followed eskimos for a week, taking a picture every 30 min, more as the action intensified.

Great fashion illustrations by Sophie Griotto and a really fun flash interface on the portfolio of this young French artist.

Freak Angel is a new graphic novel by Warren Ellis and Paul Dufield. Their first episode was just posted on the web.

I just added my entry to the CD Cover meme pool on Flickr. create an album cover from a random band name, album title, and photography. Sort of like Guitar Hero for graphics designer

I find Thorunn Arnadottir's clock design very interesting. The mechanism slowly ticks the beads every 5 minutes, with a red bead for every hour and a gold one for noon/midnight

Hazel and Clover by rachel denny makes me wonder if recycling include creating bunnies out of pink and blue angora wool.

Here are all five nominations for Best Animated Short for 2008. I can't decide which one to pick yet.

I love how Yuko Shimizu's illustrations mix traditional japanese woodblock style with modern subjects. [Editor's Note: Previously seen as #2630 ~ but lots of new work up!]

Space Invader scarf with embedded QR-code from Lendorf and Kaywa. I really like the idea of knitting your own code. How about a .org scarf?

The Google logo has been LEGO-ified this morning, to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the iconic plastic brick.

For the packaging fans at .org, all of Rust Belt recycled metal jewelry is packaged in reclaimed glass bottles.

As I'm slowly getting over my penguin phobia, I'm starting to find this little rubber penguin usb drive strangely adorable (specially the rubber scarf).

For the typographile, a chat with the designer of the google logo.

I spent a bit of time on Seletti's website, thanks to e-cool's post #8098. Their World Dinnerware series includes some of my favorites: New York, Tokyo, Venice, Rome, Paris and London.

Mr Clement's Petit Lapin figurine is finally available. Love their cozy yellow and orange scarves, but what's the story behind the letter and the knife?

While I'm not ready to spend $350 on a pair of Jeans, I love the multi-layered drag and drop interface goodness of PRPS's website. [found after reading #7999]

I just got a big LEGO fix this morning, after discovering the Brothers Brick blog.