The exhibition catalog of FRAGMENTED Stella Im Hultberg's first UK solo show at London Miles.

Hints & Incidentals by Et Al., Etc.

New Yap print. This is Koglemand, a pine cone with quite a temper and I think we caught him in one of his moods.

A roundup of fashion from our stylish week at NotCouture.

Domus magazine now has Architecture Guide Apps for iPhone! For Shanghai, Milan, New York, and Berlin

Bleeding-edge moving image works exhibited in fine art contexts. 10 films by: Scott Pagano - Arev Manoukian – Zeitguised - Kirsten Lepore - Masaki Yokochi - Mike Winkelmann - Hugh McGrory - Glenn Marshall - Rob Seward - J.G. Zimmerman.

‘Digital’ or ‘New Media’ art (Computer graphics, Computer animation, the Internet, Interactive technologies, Generative art, Information art, Video art, Robotics and Bio technologies) is often defined through its opposition to ‘Old Media’ art (traditional painting, sculpture etc).

The PROJECTiON initiative views and presents work that has undergone computer/human interaction processes in direct lineage to its cultural predecessors, showing that an expanded digital toolset can lead to an expansion of formal concerns and impulses that can be traced back throughout the canon of art history.

Url Hunter! The game is... in the URL!

Joy of Living at Somerset House, March 15th to 21st. Over 100 designers including Terence Conran, Tord Boontje and Tom Dixon will anonymously exhibit works on a piece of A4 graph paper to be sold for cancer research.

Cute business cards for Forge design studio. I love the word 'Brandsmithery'!

Duffy London's Swing Table!

Exquisite black and white photography of the Fair of Milan in 1955. Featuring avant-garde architecture and design—modernist and futurist exhibit design.

Jesus Viloria is an artist that was born in Venezuela and specializes in Fashion underwater photography.

Pancake & Franks, run by Stacy Pancake, makes superb recycled letterpress greeting cards in gorgeous wood boxes out of San Francisco, CA.

Siba Sahabi's delicate paper ceramic works.

Brand New has some gorgeous images of Starbucks’ new logo and identity on their various products.

A peek inside Hueless, the new show at Mallick Williams & Co gallery in nyc. A greyscale show... from the artwork, to the cookies!

Lange Photo has an interesting iPad app ~ a UI that is focused on acting as an exercise in understanding the relationships between photos

COAT LOOP by Tom Raffield - "a contemporary butler's elbow"

Nat Geo has some amazing space photos of the week ~ including a plan that happens to "photo bomb" a pic of the sun and more!

Placebos have some strange powers. This video illustrates some interesting facts about the sugar pills.

Currently exhibited at the Galerie Gosserez in Paris, French designer Elise Gabriel has created 'L'Étreinte' (the embrace), a series of furniture exploring the properties of a cellulose-based material, Zelfo.

365 Chile. A book of 365 interviews with 365 Chilean workers from all around the country and from every profession you can imagine.

Tiny camera stamps from Japanese distributor Decole for a nostalgic nod to vintage cameras.

The new Holographic CitizenCard has been presented this month in a smart and compact slider pack, designed by Burgopak. The proof-of-age ID card is PASS Accredited and available to all residents of Britain and Ireland.

Porter's adorable Raccoon comes to life in this new animated tv ad spot by Winkreative!

The results of 2011 Skyscraper Competition have been announced. The winners include a drastic conceptual redesign of the Hoover Dam.

Baccarat's MEMOIRE (Memory) collection , in collaboration with Airdiem ~ a new collaboration

'Chicka-dee-dee-dee' - Chickadees are an onomatopoeia with wings. [painting by David Schwen]

Daphneé ~ a parisian teaching you french via iphone/ipad app! "...features Anne-Sophie Franck from Inglourious Basterds, and its satirical portrayal of day-to-day scenarios..." Adorable videos!

The Japanese duo Hifana has launched Fresh Push Play in your web page, a nice virtual mixer.

Cornell scientists paired up with the French Culinary Institute to construct novel edible objects with 3D printers that use pureed foods in place of ink. Mmmmm tiny spaceships of scallops and cheese.

Grayson Byrd, a senior in industrial design at Georgia Tech, designed the Casper Stool that uses vacuum-forming to hold all the pieces together. No fasteners needed, and it has a cute name too. Entire prototyping process included!

From bespoke goldsmiths Da Capo in Dublin; a printed titanium ring with decoration completely unbroken covering the entire inside of the ring...

Map of The Stars is our attempt to depict the encompassing feeling of space through a mixed-media approach. Our aim was to limit computer use till post-production, relying on ink and watercolor to drive the piece.

Roll & Mix is a multifunctional kitchen roller. It is split in two halves. Each half has a different function by itself. One is an oil bottle and the other one is a mortar for grind and mix.

This week’s roundup captures the variety of design goodness we’ve been seeing this week on NOTCOT.org. Self inking, polar ice trays, sheep in Times Square and turbines are all part of the fun.

Bespoke working Corsa-shaped headphones created for the launch of Vauxhall UK Beatbox Championships 2011.

"From Inspiration to Innovation: What happens in the middle" is an amazing talk by Matt Schoenholz, Creative Director of Frog Design.

Painted Faces by Michelle Samuels. Cool project. Great shots!

Luscious lettering by Doyald Young, embossed beautifully for 344 Design as a Thank You card.

Stranger Danger - little people with big dreams. Video profile/interview with London-based miniature fanatic and street artist Slinkachu.

Central Illustration Agency (CIA). Specializing in photographic illustration, typography and 3D design, award winning Toby & Pete put a strong focus on innovative visual direction as well as great craft.

Sehorsch architecture and design have an interesting cat... tube? hideaway? they even place it behind pillows on a bed...

Eindhoven based designer Joon Lee looks to old artifacts when designing tableware that engages people to converse at the table. The “Drink Link” tea set consists of a teapot connected to its cups, directly linking every person to each other.