Kjellgren Kaminsky Architects' "Silent City" proposal for the 1976 Tangshan Earthquake Memorial Park in China. The swinging lanterns are dispersed throughout the park and are a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Chinese rice lamp.

Art Center College of Design Product Grads have a website showcasing their work, in preparation for their upcoming Grad Show.

3 limited edition t-shirts will be available at The Standard Hotels in LA, NYC, and Miami... Andre Balazs has commissione contemporary legends, Natas Kaupas, Eric Haze, and Jose Parla to design these t-shirts for their respective cities!

A fun and colorful children's book about two Yetis who go on an adventure to answer the burning question, "Do Narwhals Have Blowholes?"

Fantastic photographic projects from swiss-born, Montreal-based Thomas Kneubuhler.

Sissi Edholm and Lisa Ullenius from Edholm Uilenius created this amazingly beautiful chocolate packaging for the gift shop in Museum of Modern Art in Stockholm.

Brilliant fonts updated annually created by the Swiss graphic design wizards, Buro Destruct.

Street art in Sao Paolo - the 6emeia project uses mostly storm drains for their creations in transforming the daily life in the city.

Great video for Black Thin King. "The Eye and The Fly" shows a man trying to kill a fly. What happens next I just can't describe using words. Surreal.

Graphic artist, Star RM, designs and distributes a new postcard artwork every month for subscribers to his Art of the Month Club. Enjoy tangy illustrations, photos of note, type explorations and other graphical candy.

Designed by German artist Steffen Bauer for Crescent lighting, the Laluna fiber optic lamp connects to a bright halogen (which changes color with a turning color wheel) or color-changing LED light source.

A newest Lim Si Ping's (aka Pixel Pastry) installation. Tiger Translate: Energy

Italian designers JVLT presented a collection of useless objects at gallery Spazio Libero during art fair Artissima in Turin, Italy, last month.

Xylocopa's Young Mad Scientist's First Alphabet Blocks come in packs of 5 blocks (covers all 26 letters), each engraved with an illustration depicting a different mad scientific discipline.

Fun, retro-style candy wrappers designed by Brittany Pickrem for Sugah! Confectionery & Ice Cream Shop in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Toronto’s Resistor Gallery will open their latest exhibition, entitled “Domovo”, tonight. Featuring all-new work from artists Marek Colek & Pat Schewchuk, also known as Tin Can Forest.

Roy Doty’s legendary annual Christmas Cards. The highly imaginative collection, dating back to 1950, features puzzles, contraptions, and other creative twists.

An interesting article on the history behind studio logos

Danish furniture manufacturer Gubi is cooperating with six designers, architects and artists. The result is five one-of-a-kind designs that are exhibited in GUBIs showroom in Copenhagen until December 23rd, 2008. Seen below are three of the exhibits.

Painter Tim O'Kane's hyper-realistic still lifes are always unexpected and sometimes not a little erotic...

Japanese Artist Fumie Sasabuchi reworks the pages of fashion magazines and deconstructs the perception of a perfect physique while playing a lot with the subject of death

This website shows all of the different recreated illustrations of Alice & Wonderland. Very inspiring.

Kim Rugg's alphabetized newspaper front pages meticulously compiled with a razor, steady hand, and plenty of patience.

ORIGAMI... a beautifull video of the Kihachiro Onitsuka, the creator of ASICS brand...

Artism is an independent organisation aiming to create a book bursting with artists/graphic designers work which will be sold to raise money for the National Autistic Society charity through the use of Art.

House numbers by type designer Andrew Byrom

Loving the new Greenfuz Toy from artist Will Sweeney.

Sleek aluminum kaleidoscopes by Japanese artist Tomoo Hosono. Inside are non-colored pieces which produce saturated patterns of changing color through the scientific phenomenon known as birefringence. (Japanese text)

David Choe, New York City, an amazing artist, illustration, advert, art ! I love it !

Some of us grew up drinking from these bottles and cans, most of us threw away after drinking but some of us kept them. Allen is a good example of such collector, he has captured many old items and in a way preserving them in the form of pictures.

ABSOLUT Barcelona website. Nice interaction experience and photo-collage work.

The best of balloons on the web in 2008.

Japanese design team, Tibori Design, have an awesome blog called Dotter Dotter where they post 8-bit inspired pieces of 3D art from classic Nintendo games.

By using fragments of found typography to take apart and put back together language, Padberg creates visual improvisations. the end product, wow.

The goddesses of skateboard for ChenMan.

Bouffant is a boutique commercial production company based in Johannesburg, South Africa. Pocket size plain moleskines with logo deboss and unique metallic illustration. Christmas gifts for clients.

Halftone Def Studios just released the BACK IN BLACK reprint of the 74 Soundsystem Skull Poster. These prints are limited to an edition of 50 and printed on 80lb cover with white/gold ink at 18x24 inches.

The 5kg Doorstop by Landscape, available at the Future Perfect: "For when you need to keep the door open in a hurricane, this doorstop will act as the ultimate gentleman."

Limited edition print by Gustavo Aimar - love his use of color.

Love Stéphane Vigny's untitled installation of two fluorescent tubes encased in two candlestick holders.

Emily the Strange is a blatant rip off of an old kids book from 1978. Despicable!

When I came across a sticker with his name in the subways of France, I freaked out. I love Matt Furie's use of color and the detail he puts in his creature.

Bread + Butter collective has set up shop in a new D.U.M.B.O studio. They've added new letterpress items in their online shop.

Tins for TOTS blurs the bounds between art mediums, the automotive world, fashion, technology and juvenile product realm. OMG... Peskimo fenders for a Roddler!!