This exhibition supposed to be Andry's solo exhibition, but who knows how long we’re going to live, and so his friends made it coming true. for his loves of Deers

Sub-Studio's brand new nursery rhyme print series inspired by our favorite childhood rhymes.

Rockwell Group, in collaboration with Jones + Kroloff, designed “Hall of Fragments,” the entrance installation to “Out There: Architecture Beyond Building,” the main exhibition for the 2008 11th annual Venice Architecture Biennale.

Gorgeous print by Gwénola "ABCD métiers" ~ showing the alphabet of possible professions!

Awesome look at Mid Century Modern Home Plans over at Grain Edit

Lauren Gregg's Nerdimals are adorable ~ from trekkies to band geeks to skate nerds (?) to mac geeks to gamers to knitters all in super adorable animal forms

An amazing step by step explanation on creating three dimensional ceramic letter forms by artist and designer Lestaret / Chris Skinner.

Barbara Siegel’s latest solo show *ROCK STARS* has its opening reception this Thursday at the A.I.R. Gallery in Dumbo, Brooklyn. The work displayed in *ROCK STARS* was inspired by the mineralogist extraordinaire Clifford Frondel.

The PLAY issue of Otaku magazine is jam packed with interesting content and includes an interactive DVD and a pullout New York Poster by EbOY...

The Cryptic Canvas: 50 movies hidden in a painting. In honor of Empire Magazine's 20-year anniversary. See if you can guess them all.

Berlin's Free University positions itself as the ultimate work & study space. Brimming with inspiration, great lighting and modern tech, the building took approximately 8 years to complete.

RedCamper: Handbags/purses & laptop bags featuring original 35mm photographic slides, snapshots of family vacations, vintage recycled car upholstery and airplane seatbelt clips. Inspired by travel and all one of a kind.

Beautiful fashion concept with balloon by japanese artist Daisy Balloon.

Johannes Kuhnen is a pioneer of the anodising and colouring process of aluminium.

Interview with Cyril Genty about his blog, Un Jour A Paris, daily photographs of Paris avoid the obvious tourist-friendly imagery, aiming for fleeting everyday instances across the city's many arrondisements.

The days of boring garage doors are numbered! That’s because the new photo tarpaulins from style-your-garage can give monochrome up-and-over garage doors a whole new look. The printed-on 3D motifs are deceptively realistic.

"The Secret Nest" Limited edition, Giclee print ~ cute print from Jeremiah Ketner

The Cluster Series by Mark Steele. These all came from influences from various avenues, such as the media, memories, people, textures, technology and so on. Awesome!

These incredible collages by are mokkelbost took over three years and a whole lot of glue to make. dark, intricate and beautiful.

Pick One. An experiment in decision-making.

The construction of each James Roper painting fuses disparate images from a variety of sources such as fashion magazines, animation stills, comics, the Internet as well as his own photo's and drawings.

Glow in the Dark screenprint - The Skeleton, from the series This Poster Sucks. By day, an almost boring typographic poster, by night, a rad skeleton.

Brilliant olympics posters that could have been... Alan Clarke's take focuses simply on the geometry of the movement of the sports...

Beautiful swallow installation at the Museum Rafael Bordalo Pinheiro - Primavera - Pedrita at Ermida Belem

Wow! Almost 200 models in the shape of children’s TV favourite Morph arranged in a terracotta army outside Tate Modern to honour the memory of the late TV artist Tony Hart.

Jason Rogenes at No Name Gallery NYC earlier this year also check out "Manufractured Conspicuous-Transformation-Everyday-Objects" published by Chronicle Books

A absolutely massive mural of Pete Fowler's Monsterism Island that stretched from floor to ceiling. It was part of the Monsters Inked Exhibition in Chance Street, East London.

These surreal animal/machine hybrids by Misako Inaoka are in a show called "Survival Game" at David Salow Gallery.

Images from the Spam Architecture series are generated by a computer program that accepts as input, junk email. Various patterns, keywords, rhythms, found in the text are translated into 3-D modeling gestures.

Chandelier made with styrofoam packaging from Apple laptops. Eric Lawrence just won the Sustainable prize in Design Within Reach Austin's M+D+F competition for creating this awesome chandelier.

The Brooklyn-based artist, Glen Baldridge, explores consumerism, desire, and even mortality in witty, pop culture–infused works.

The Metropolitan Museum’s newly reopened American galleries look fantastic and include 20 period rooms, a glass court and full-fledged sculpture garden.

Beautiful type by Fontfabric. Designed with sense of the art nouveau style, It stays unique and fancy on web sites, prints, posters and all kind of designs.

Leo Villareal is a very talented Light artist born in Albuquerque, New Mexico, 1967. Lives and works in New York City.

Untamed Menagerie ~ uses an acrylic die-cutting technique to make intricate, one-of-a-kind wearable art. [Editor's Note: while we've been seeing way too much cut acrylic, there's some pretty unique work here!]

Contemporary Tibetan artist Gonkar Gyatso will be a participant in the upcoming 53rd Venice Biennale. Much of his recent work is filled with colorful pop culture graphics, but deserves a deeper look...

A discussion on Biomorphic Art with Sarah Beth Woods, and a look at her latest creations.

Charles Simonds (New York, 1945) creates little fragile worlds out of clay. The focal point of his artistic activity lies in the research of archaic civilizations. Simonds explains that these creations belong to "little people" as he calls them.

Masha D'yans creates intricate, elaborate cards with watercolor to this online portfolio, prints of which can be purchased.

Seismic drone-rock band Sunn 0))) put out some surprisingly beautiful sleeves

Inspired by old churches in the Southwestern United States and hill villages in Italy, Bob Cardinale creates each building with old wood, many layers of paint, and a passion for architecture.

Adorable 'some assembly required' moving announcement card made by Toronto agency Espresso for an engineering firm.

Doodle4Google - Google asked students pre-K through 12 what they wanted the world to look like. Here are the winners and finalists from every state in the USA.

An interview with painter Andy Kehoe.