These “Duddha” posters by Bill Green really tie the room together.

Facade Printer, a development by german product designers martin fussenegger, michael haas and engineer julian adenauer. It prints by shooting dots...awesome.

The grad show at Emily Carr University in Vancouver BC featuring work from over 70 students from the Design Program as well as student work from the other faculties.

5 artists, 5 ideas, 5 rooms and 1 house!
"Au Vieux Panier", a new French design hotel based in the oldest part of Marseille, France.

Did you know pink only means femininity in the west/America? Check out this infographic of what each color means to 10 different cultures. By David McCandless and Always With Honor,

Leslie Buck who designed the Anthora, the iconic blue, white, and gold "We are happy to serve you" coffee cup, died this week at the age of 87.

Illustrator Emma Mällinen's work is intricate, whimsical, and fantastic.

Gary Lane realises prints for luxury shop Lane Crawford. Fresh and creative, these ads are Poptastic!

The Sticker Robot S.A.S.E Project, curated by the folks at StickerRobot.com. Some amazing envelope art submitted from around the world.. Go Robot, Go!

"13 Incomplete Chapters of Mysterious Circumstances" Handbound signed limited edition book of 13 surreal illustrations and text by Chet Phillips.

One dozen unique food-related tattoos. Cookies + milk = twu luv.

SUPERLUXE, a pop-up window installation promoting a satirical catalog of products that provide customers with a toolkit for instant luxury branding success. The window will be up until May 14th at 74 New Montgomery, SF.

The Cupcake Cannon is a slo-mo video by Kamp Grizzly. It's a series of people getting cupcakes shot at their pretty faces, in celebration of the Johnny Cupcakes SuitCase Tour

Porsche 911 Evolutions ~ projected over overlayed outlines ~ amazing installation at the Porsche Museum ~ see the video!

Made me smile: John Lumbus creates this little crafted kinetic object "Storm in a Tea Cup" in a british and a Royal delft version. By Laikingland.

"Stop the Violence" art collection by Francois Robert uses human bones to make a point about war, ideologies, arms and guns

Incredible collaboration by photographer Madame Peripetie and artist Lola Dupré for Kinki magazine #24.

I was just revisiting Owen Silverwood's [#28355] site and love these Beat Maps. Great series of photos that capture the movements of music.

Heroes: The Route of Exposure. In this series, sculptor Adrian Tranquilli shows us the rarely seen, vulnerable side of our favorite superheroes.

Game designer Exploding Rabbit promotes his first game Super Mario Bros Crossover by giving it away for free! this unbelievably fun game is ready to play with 6 character choices and new moves!

The "book forest" is part of a program called 'Research for Sustainable Forestry’ promoted by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research in Germany.

this is a set of a coffee table, stools and a clock made of paper pulp

Info-graphics in GOOD magazine outlining the new health care bill.

The invisible light source Aria by Massimo Iosa Ghini is a refined and ethereal empty crystal bubble which fills with the light flow coming from a LED source hidden in the small canopy of white metal.

jacek barcikowski, jennifer kay and martina pagura from the copenhagen institute of interaction design present'sidetrack', a table which allows users to reflect on their working routine by drawing their pattern of behaviour.

Frank Chimero is set to present at the May 13 Designspeaks in Portland, OR.

Pixel group eBoy illustrate one of the strangest landmarks in all the world: the Atomium in Brussles. Behold all 9 spheres in all their pixely glory.

SUPER K SONIC BOOOOUM by Nelly Ben Hayoun. With 50,000 tons of pure water and expert navigators from Imperial and Queen Mary, Super K Sonic Booooum was a mind-blowing visual equivalent of a massive sonic boom.

The Mad Dwarf Workshop is the swordsmithing work of Andy Davis and David DelaGardelle, but it is also an extended group of like minded individuals who have a love and passion for history, mythology, nature and ancient craftsmanship.

A new exhibition at the British Library reveals the history of cartography. Drawn from over more 4 million historically significant maps, most of them have never been seen by the public.

I've put together a web preview of my upcoming show at Mondo Bizzarro Gallery in Rome for those who won't be able to make it in person.

Typographic moustaches by Publicité Actuelle just in time for Moustache May.

Designer Hexagonall remakes Quentin Tarantino film posters.

In what will be his first NYC solo show, Scott Campbell will showcase his unique aesthetic via sculptures, paintings and drawings. If You Don’t Belong, Don’t Be Long, opens Thursday, April 29, 2010 6 – 8pm.

Sophie Mouton-Perren, a talented French artist, enjoys working with papier mache, her creations are graceful, beautiful and poetic. Sophie has worked with Frederic Guibrunet ,to create customized product line for lighting (LUMIGrane).

Only Maison Martin Margiela would fill a room at 10 Corso Como with open safes behind paintings to show off jewelry, glasses over creepy dolls eyes... and cover the walls with paint by numbers wallpaper.

After its launch at Superstudio, you can now see the assembly of the Iconic Coral light in this film by Davide Calafa for David Trubridge. It shows the how to assemble the flat-packed Coral or Floral lampshade.

Alternate Reality, surreal paintings by Alex Andreyev, artist form Saint Petersburg, Russia. Unusual, creative and inspiring.

Eve, a pull up bar based on balance, designed by David Tsai

McSweeney's just published a fun children's book illustrated by Scott Teplin and Adam Rex...

A few vintage style animal illustration. These image are part of an A - Z set to be used as either flash cards or bound into a book for children

Artist Peter Root latest work is ‘Ephemicropolis’, a metropolis made completely from stacks of metal staples. [an expanded version of low rise #29379?]

Everybody can be an artist with Malibu by U : limited packaging concept in Canada. Here local artists, Damzels in this Dress, David Glantz and Nick Fox, create their bottle.

Shane is a mapmaker, songwriter, producer and recording engineer based in Montreal, Canada. He has been making these thematic maps for 2 years and it has to be said, has turned it into a bit of an art form.