What happens when Helvetica enters politics? Designer Joanne Chew gives the font a mind of its own - by making Democrat and Republican variations!

Burritober: A burrito (sometimes really creative) every meal, every day, for the whole month of October!

Pepsi recently announced they are rebranding. Here it is. What are they thinking? It now looks like a cheap knockoff brand.

An exhibition from the french brand Manoush during the famous exhibition Les Vendanges at Avenue Montaigne, Paris.

Photos Caleb Charland! “Demonstrations” combines my scientific curiosity with a constructive approach to making pictures. I utilize everyday objects and fundamental forces to illustrate my own experiences.

The Sea-Urchin made by Oooms Studio with Dutch designer Rachel van Outvorst is truly a remarkable piece of work! It’s handmade of 8000 cable ties!

the Interactive Mirror designed and constructed by Alpay Kasal takes the user experience of multitouch interaction and gaming to a whole new level.

PolaDroid! Long live the Polaroid! Luckily, with this new application, our favorite shakable images will live on, albeit electronically.

Jin-Young Lee's Da-Bloom table - a multifunctional piece of furniture with layered 'leaves' that can be used as table surfaces, a bench, etc. The design was inspired by a blooming flower and is made of plywood and plastic.

I [Heart] Packaging. Global packaging community. You can download and share packaging templates. Best of all, it's free! Check out IstockPack.

Impressive visualization by Quentin Delobel of the information available about Josef Muller-Brockmann and the international typographical style online. I love the pattern of inter-site links in the center of the circle.

Titanium Goggles by Mike Brown.

It's called Desktop Vacation. Beautiful desktop icon downloads for both mac and pc. From Hybrid Works

this is an installation i did (screenprinting on found computer paper). its a social commentary on our overuse of copy machines and computer paper, and how they become ultimately wasted.

Ming Tang’s beautiful origami-inspired Folded Bamboo Houses are intended to be used as temporary shelters in the aftermath of an earthquake.

I'm loving Andy Velgos' Ring Studies - some very conceptual and amazing pieces to be found.

Kristin Graefe has some really nice information graphics and application concepts

Paul Smith's Union Square store's furry-inspired window display gives a twist on the usually blank mannequin

Shopping cart chair case-study by a Los Angeles Product Design Student.

Tania Hennessy, aka Aroha Silhouettes, launches Phantasmal: 12 illusions that become 3-D silhouettes when worn.Laser cut from reclaimed 12" vinyl records, each piece is one-of-a-kind.

PAUL SMITH has taken his love of art all the way to Japan, this weekend unveiling The Wood Show, an exhibition by British artist Richard Woods, at his Paul Smith SPACE shop in Tokyo.

The iBangle is Gopinath Prasana's evolution of the iPod - imagining a device that is both iPod and jewelry. The iBangle is a thin aluminum bracelet with a multi-touch track pad.

The UK-based, Freshwest, showed this table at Tent London. Pool Table is made from 50mm acrylic with miniature diving board, reflected and refracted light in such a way that it resembled the depth and hue of an actual swimming pool.

3 in 1 Font by Marcus Schaefer. Turn the letters around to change the typeface and find reams of random fonts between the given ones.

Gunwook Nam’s Human Pump is a clever solution to the world’s water crisis that captures kinetic energy generated from human foot traffic and uses it to power a system of pumps that bring fresh drinking water to the surface...

New Media School: Morphogenesis of School Typologies - The morphogenetic school typology is initiated by the study of school types and layout, and the comparison between gothic and modern architecture.

Concepts for a new skincare line.

Feather eyelashes are part of the trend in Japan thanks to the Tokyo Lash Bar.

Digital artist Alexia Sinclair mixes history, photography and illustration to create "The Regal Twelve", a series about powerful historical women

Typography and design experiments by brazilian art director Tiago Marcondes.

Since they are constantly exposed to the sun, solar power satellites could provide the earth with a continuous stream of 5-10 gigawatts of energy each.

natural urbano, mexican designer, shows us granizo (hail) amazing table/sculpture

Cemal Okten's I ♥ VEGETABLES : Part IIA project - a project that explores our connection to food, desiring to bring the process of farming vegetables into the home. The final product is a selection of vases which support the growth of vegetables.

The Wilson Bros. teams with Stussy on development of this limted edition white Brooks Swallow Saddle. The classic Swallow racer is treated with an excetional white leather finish. Imagine the patina on this saddle after a few months of use.

The Urban Gridded Notebook - The modern city is controlled by the grid... we should not let it control our creativity. A blank notebook /sketchbook that is gridded with 125 cities from all around the world.

Production designers tour the crazy Tree House in "Crusoe"

Dwight on The Office last night tried to destroy an Orbit Baby stroller in an "extreme road test".

Penguin Wine bottle. Argentinian design group FUGAmania has some pretty cool stuff. This ceramic wine bottle tries to bring environmental awareness into everyday life, Oil dumped onto a redesigned local icon.

Cuscuzeira by Guilherme Batista.
New design for old pan to make brazilian cuscuz.
Cuscuz: typical food of Brazil.

Round, hurricane resistant, green homes that are affordable? No its not BS. The interior is as impressive as the exterior. For those who want to live outside the box Deltec Homes

Credit Card Cutlery by Ineke Hans: must-have !

Palin as President! Made me smile. [Editor's Note: Regardless of what you think of palin, someone put some impressive time into the details of this silly flashy site]

Cork links from Philadelphia based freelance designer Brian Kelly is a wall organizing system that allows the user to create their own vertical landscapes.

The typography work of Australian designer Luca Ionescu is on sho at their new studio website Like Minded