Creative posters and graphic designs by Marilyne from Graphicwand.

liu jianhua's first solo show 'dream in conflict' at galleria continua in San gimignano ~ includes dice and poker chips stacked in the outline of shanghai!

Bacolicio.us ~ we got BACON'd!

TV spot for NAB (Norwegian Association of the Blind), created by Try. "Don't disturb the ones working", talking about the dogs that help the blind ones.

Tiptoe Collective have transformed ad agency AMV BBDO's reception into a Christmas Wonderland. Using the glass frontage for their canvas, nostalgia from Christmas past is brought to life.

These massive falling Tetris block sculptures might be found somewhere on the streets of Australia.

Holiday season on Main Street is not complete without humble animals and bales of hay, the l.a.Eyeworks stores on Beverly Boulevard and Melrose Avenue turns up the volume on a stable of seasonal sentiments.

Berlin's most famous landmark, the Stadtschloss, is being rebuilt. It's great to see that the façade will stay true to the original while the interior has all the comforts of modern design

The Puzzle Calendar lets you build 2009 like a Lego Castle - and tear it down anytime your plans change. See this and more Nylon calendar picks for 2009!

1956 Flying Plane Car, so awesome!

THE MOVIE
For all fans of 100lica hand painted chairs here is the movie. It is made from over 9.000 photos with stop animation. Turn your speakers on - loud!

Tweetdeck ~ while i'm still not totally sold on twitter (but playing with it more lately - yes, i'm notcot on twitter too) ~ tweetdeck has a pretty sweet UI! (Also i love the dock icon ~ looks fun next to my adium dragon-duck)

Here is a look at the new redesigned Gatorade packaging.

Merchant 4 has some beautifully functional kitchen accessories like the charcoal cube/soap, woody spoons, knife sharpeners and more 10% off!

The Muritzeum by Wingardh is a black building inserted into the landscape, with a freshwater aquarium, multimedia exhibits, restaurant and a shop. I love how the aquarium is presented to the visitors.

There is a restaurant being built in a redwood tree in New Zealand as a marketing promotion for the Yellow Pages.

Daniel Becker's modular Hunting Lines two-seater.

The 8bitpeoples - The 8bits of Christmas ~ i'm not a big xmas music person AT ALL, but these are amazing... i can just imagine pixel santa dancing on rooftops with his pixeldeer...

Light Play, an urban art installation for Luminato 2008, Toronto’s annual Festival of Arts and Creativity, played on the concept of a 1950’s dance hall.

What do you do when Heineken asks you to design their first shop? Do you place furniture and displays into a given space? Or you pour furniture into a building in the heart of Amsterdam, as if we were filling a cold fresh glass of X-tra cold Heineken?

In 2001, prostitution was legalized in Germany. And photographer Patric Fouad launched a book with images of the interior of eleven rooms of brothels

Torsten Klocke designed this beautiful birdhouse - Rohbau - a concrete shell in an iconic form.

Gareth Pugh created a neon bulb christmas tree for the Topshop Oxford Circus location!

Allison Sommers is a stellar illustrator who puts her dark imaginings into the world for the rest of us to enjoy (albeit slack-jawed and saucer-eyed at their incredible detail).

All you need is a picture of a key to instantly make a duplicate of that key. UCSD - "Keys Can be Copied From Afar, Jacobs School Computer Scientists Show"

morfai "selections" Experiments with illustration. [Editor's Note: brilliant! you have to click and see it in action for sure]

Swedish Karin Robling uses a .44 Remington Magnum to design her furniture. The inspiration comes from a detective novel she has written.

At the Psycho Buildings exhibition at the Hayward Do-Ho Suh stretched sheer red nylon to create a false ceiling with a set of stairs suspended from the centre looking like an entrance into an invisible attic.

Print called The Voyage from Erik Otto. Limited edition of 100 6 color screen print

Christopher David Ryan's desktop wallpaper for Kitsune Noir's Wallpaper Project is gorgeous!

Gorgeous bottle design by Barber Osgerby for Ipsei - a non-carbonated fruit drink manufactured by Coca-Cola for the European market. The indented portion makes for an ergonomic design.

While watching Chuck tonight, i was smitten by the black/white/green decor and furniture picks - check out the headboard!

White Cave by Takao Shiotsuka Atelier. A concrete volume that adapts to the topography. The house looks silent to me, as a stone placed on a quiet landscape.

Concepts for a new skincare line.

Boom-de-ah-dah, boom-de-ah-dah...From the top of the world to its molten lava rivers and its deepest oceans, "The World Is Just Awesome" celebrates the love of the planet we all have and the spirit of Discovery.

Véra Nováková creates metal jewelry with an organic feel - fingerprints, wood grains, etc are imprinted into her pieces.

A preview of "Second Nature" opening on Friday at 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT in Tokyo. [Editor's Note ~ we got some peeks of it in making in #14877!]

An amazing stop-motion animation experiment by Elena Colombo & Cecilia Viganò called Teardrop...

Vintage label from Geneva-based Alpina watch company.

Japanese architect Shuhei Endo designed this bubble-like structure, called Bubbletecture H, housing an institution and exhibition for earth environmental study.

As a part of the "X days project", the "334" bench is made of three parallel bars of metal and 334 old newspapers folded and stacked next to each other.

Giles Deacon's runway show for his 2009 Spring Summer Collection: Models wore large metal helmets making them appear as characters from the 1980s pac man video game...just beautifully dressed, of course. Wocka wocka wocka

Stefan Glerum's gorgeous drawings about the obsessive nature of crate digging/record collecting.

Xerox solid crayon like printer ink ~ seen at nextfest!

Moscow has earned the title of the world's most expensive city three years in a row. Stussy’s creative director Paul Mittlemanl takes a close look at the city.

"The world, justified" by Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain. Typography meets cartography.