Next week, London College of Communication launches Futurising, the inaugural two-day festival dedicated to supporting and guiding creative graduates.

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Spanish designer Klas Ernflo takes the soccer ball and covers it in fabric, making it both fun and fashionable.

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Konarka’s Power Plastic technology that creates a flexible thin film solar cell, now available embedded in a solar powered umbrella. SOLARBrella provide power for laptops, iPods, cell phones, etc.

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Apu means „help“ in Finnland. Designer Hanna Ehlers is half Finnisch and sthe designed the Apu occassional tables for german Label Zeitraum. The ceramic part can be used as a table, a plate oder a vase. It´s removable.

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""O" borns from the desire of making a ultra premium olive oil brand that could easily be used in luxury restaurants, hotels and special dinners, without shocking with the interiors, using a simple name ("O" from olive) and really simple but elegant graphics.

The logo is a "O" with a hole on the middle from where you can see the color of the olive oil. The bottle is made by glass and painted with a gradient from white to transparent.

On the bottom you can see the olive oil clearly, in a beautiful and interesting visual effect. The cap is made by cork, giving a traditional and "hand made" feeling to the product.

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The world's first solar powered blimp is set to cross the English Channel next week!

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Our design firms business ‘cords’. We needed a business card that both represented our brands sense of energy and disruptive thinking, as well as visually make an impact in a market where only the truly unique are remembered.

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Action promotes Coca Cola Zero in Spanish cinema.

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POWERSLIDE Greenline, new nature-oriented german skate line, part of the Phuzion line. Hemp, bamboo, canvas, natural based glue, recycled plastics, and much more make super green rollerblades.

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Volkswagen Germany started a new campaign called 'Fast Lane' in honor of "everyone who enjoys speeding life up a little." Inspired by The Fun Theory campaign by Volkswagen Sweden.

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