Cool illustration from the likes of Geoff McFetridge, Seymour Chwast, Non-Format and Mick Marston in new ad campaign for The Economist

Buckingham Palace is not for sale, and why it's best not to mess with a Beefeater

I found out about Scott Radke's marionettes on Juxtapoz. I'll be looking forward to his exhibition in LA in February

Sara Burns "animated Wallpapers" were one of the interesting exhibits in the 100% Futures section of the 100% design show. Moving light projections that dance on walls.

John Ross and Mark Farrow make beautiful music for the Pet Shop Boys

Skull-a-day just released the absolutely yummy Skullphabet as a Truetype and Opentype font.

New York skateboard brand Supreme announced a collaboration with Japanese high-profile artists Murakami and Mr. Each artist designed 3 skateboard decks and they will be released this coming Thursday. I cannot wait!

Lacoste and designer Micheal Young created the Plastic Polo now, fusing textile and plastic together. Once again an impressive project by the designer!!!

Designersblock: illustrate, a fantastic new show featuring the work of 80 illustrators, designers and film-makers

Rugby never looked so pretty - beautiful animation from Marc Craste ~ Guinness "Game White"

Ever seen a pubic hair fashion show? Well, click on this and you can say you have. Stefane Monzon's wild creations with pubic hair extensions.

Jeff Koons, Hedi Slimane and Dieter Rams guest edit the new issue of Wallpaper*

The very cute, but Politically Incorrect Alphabet, from A is for Atom Bomb to Z is for Zombie.

Pentagram opens up its archive for a free show of great posters

British Harper's Bazaar showcases new logo and achieves world exclusive by placing 200 Swarovski crystals onto each London newsstand copy

The video for the Chemical Brothers' new single, Salmon Dance, features over 700 singing, dancing fish. Here's how they did it

I love the photography of these Kiri-Origami or cut and folded paper insects by Japanese artist Taketori.

CRANKBait! is another "get 20 artists and give them a random thing to paint" event. This time the poor hapless object is a wooden fishing lure.

When design studio Priestman Goode decided their offices needed a little brightening up, they called in illustrator Anthony Burrill

Little Otsu's non-planner datebook for the semi-organized people. Sure, you could create one yourself, but someone else's scribbles are always more fun.

Self-styled "Typographic Vandal" Eine currently has a gallery show in London - or, of course, if you wanted to see his work, you could just take a walk

Audrey Kawasaki posted some of the life-drawing sketches she did at Dr Sketchy this weekend. Makes me want to attend one of the life-drawing sessions we have at work.

"World's most famous graphic designer" David Carson opens a Swiss studio - here

If Apple made Biscotti, their packaging would probably look like this. Cantuccini from Deseo Prato

A series of interesting and in-depth product reviews from the Aesthetic Poetic, featuring art from "J-Biz", a prominent Vancouver-based street artist.

D&AD asked top creatives around the world to do something exciting with its flag: not everyone played nice

A moment of pure joy courtesy of Cadbury's chocolate: sheer genius

The Blab Show opens next weekend at CoproNason gallery in Santa Monica. This year features more paintings by the usual suspects and a devil theme

Typographic London landmarks by illustrator Oscar Wilson

Ashley Wood, who's my new comic book hero for putting new life into Tank Girl, is tempting me with these amazing limited edition robots from the Zombie vs Robots series

Using surgical tools, Brian Dettmer removes paper from books like an archeologist releasing a fossil from layers of sediment, thereby unveiling connections between words and images hundreds of pages away from each other.

Magazine holders from the Swedish Museum of Architecture: create your own bookshelf city

My favorite art publication Arkitip, gets together with Ferrari and Puma to create racing gloves and an entire issue on Italian art. Cannot wait!

I'm inspired by Joshua's Petker day-glo portraits this morning.

Howtoons are great cartoons showing how to make cool stuff, from a zoetrope to a waterbottle submarine. Think MAKE:Comics

Grindhouse Cereals. High in pulp, low on moral fibers.

Nice idea of origami for the new campaign of Whiskas.

Another art/rapid protoyping project. Geoffrey Mann takes the outline of a bird landing, and extrudes it into these amazing sculptures

Very elegant work on typography and the beautiful photography of Gili Chen. Soundtrack by Imogen Heap!

Camilla Engman was invited to decorate a pair of (RED) Converse Shoes.

A Dozen Pencils by Yuta Watanabe. 12 deconstructions and reconstructions of the humble writing instrument.

The Arrival by Shaun Tan is a picture book written entirely without words. I love the illustration style, and their use as rich sepia-toned pictograms.

Like playing Top Trumps? Like type? You need Rick Banks' Type Top Trumps

Shoes as architecture. The conceptual collection by Gil Carvalho. Alloy, leather and elastic metallic thread.