By coincidence, three of Australia’s finest were all in town during the same week. The awesome guys over at VNA organized a meet up at an undisclosed location in London and invited itdrewitself along to film the action.

Aaron Wood's social media propaganda posters.

Olafur Eliasson's Your House, commissioned by the Library Council of MOMA. The book is a laser-cut negative impression of his house in Copenhagen. Each of the 454 pages individually cut, corresponds to 2.2 cm of the actual house.

The new ABC Centre of Drawing and Illustration in Madrid is a fantastic example of a successful 'marriage between contemporary architecture and existing heritage structure'.

Brilliant pencil work on skulls, by Jacob Dahlstrup.

Eliza Frye's book of short stories. Best Kickstarter video I've seen yet.

Doll House Puzzle. A Doll house that transforms into doll furniture.

Beautiful sculpture window display by Kylie Stillman made from 240 sheets of plywood for Hermes Sydney.

Andrea Papi created these cute Olympic Games pictograms for Nike.

Annie Sklaver cuts paper and makes colorful paper things. Her work is currently showing at the Brooklyn Collective.

With a finely tuned eye and a wry sense of humor, Axel Brechensbauer orders nature, making shapes and icon-like totems.

Primarius is a Dutch bicycle company with a characteristic signature. All Primarius bikes are handbuilt, preserving the old craftmanship, and working with young artisans who have taken up the old trade.

These astounding pin and thread compositions are by artist Katie Lewis, who makes her work from collected information.

Lichen Islands is a photography series by Canadian artist Aleksandra Rdest. They show naturally occurring tiny environments that reflect the scale of much larger islands. Prints available, check it out!

'Asunder' watercolor painting by Kelly McKernan. Limited edition print available!

Jay Ryan's new herd paintings showing tonight at Gallery 1988 Melrose ~ rhinos, brontos, bison, mammoths, and more!

Dan McCarthy's Inception series of paint/screenprints are mesmerizing ~ they will be available at tonight's opening at Gallery 1988 Melrose.

Love the cloud guys on the various iCloud error pages

Rainbow Ants: The ants whose multi-colored abdomens show exactly what they've been eating. Photos set up by Mohamed Babu.

Stunning posters by CIA artist, Jonas Bergstrand, for Soho Beach House Miami… beyond the retrotastic look and feel of beach house living… the tiny modern details hidden in each piece are great.

A greenhouse made of LEGO by Sebastian Bergne will be on display in Covent Garden during September's London Design Week.

Structend Light, inspired in a concept of tends and shadows of inner light in the tends. A beautiful piece with nice colors by Cláudio Cigarro.

Ceramic, hand made sculpture in the woods of Zachełmie, Poland with Mr. Woods - the
forest creature. By Diploo.

Beautiful and intricate paper illustrations by design student JT Yean.

These giant daphnia are part of Hine Mizushima's 'The Unnatural History Museum' that showed at Gallery Hanahou in New York.

The Controversial Wall Of Brainless Soldiers by Streetartist BLU.

Art meets fashion in time for Shark Week with Sarah Garzoni’s decadent installation, Breaching.

Deer head greeting cards from FrenchMelody.

Thomas Pavitte turns Mona Lisa into a 6,239 connect the dot drawing~ nice video and pics.

8 bit Fashionary by Penter Yip.

Eric Staller built a bike for 8 as an art piece.

Rethinking food labels. Here are four award-winning redesigned user-friendly nutrition fact labels, from a competition by designmatters Art Center college of design, Good magazine, and News21.

Northern Hemisphere Star Chart print by Brainstorm is a two color 18" x 24" limited edition signed and numbered screen print. You can pair it with their Southern Hemisphere print for a set of all the stars in the sky!

PBS documentary on light painters Aurora Crowley and Patrick Rochon in an upcoming episode of the new Off Book web series.

Gulp, the world's largest stop-frame animation shot on a Nokia 8 by W+K Aardman Animations.

The Hoxton Window project, a collaboration between unit9 and visual artists, invited to use the windows overlooking Hoxton Square.

The Momentus Project, a visualization of the most defining moments in US history curated by Evan Stremke and featuring some beautiful illustrations.

Yes, a Batman Equation actually exists, and once answered, the resulting graph looks like a real bat-symbol.

A new experience of light and color from the Architects of Air and their stunning Luminaria.

Tree of Chair, interesting piece from Kado Bunpei.

Gorgeous animal portraits by Carli Davidson. This tree porcupine is from the Oregon Zoo series.

New work from Nike Schroeder. Lovely needlework on canvas.

Time Print Machine by Paul Ferragut. A DIY printing system that uses a felt pen on blotting paper and Arduino.

Do you know the colors of your cartoons? Beautiful color wheel that captures the entire spectrum of cartoons, from Slate.