Tim Burton directs a new animated spot for the MOMA (involving blowing-up the MOMA logo)...

10 famous graphic designers & 10 printed covers to honor GQ Italia's 10th Anniversary issue. Contributing designers include Marian Bantjes, House Industries, Milton Glaser, Neville Brody...

Yee-Haw Industrial Letterpress and Design Co graces the walls and pipes of Chelsea Market, NYC in their latest exhibition

a look at the cloth-bound hardcover edition of Dave Eggers' novel "The Wild Things," based loosely on Maurice Sendak's "Where the Wild Things Are," and the upcoming film directed by Spike Jonze...

The London College of Communication is hosting an exhibition in association with The British Postal Museum and Archive titled "Designs on Delivery: GPO Posters 1930-1960..."

Millennium Images announces the 4th volume of their photography catalogue. The new volume includes "308 photographs, one image by each of 308
contributors and..."

Seb Lester gives the new cover of Business Week a lovely + striking typographic solution.

Gabriele Wilson, usually known for her delicate, gorgeous book cover designs, has designed the signage and identity for Blue Marble ice cream shop in Brooklyn.

Gorgeous gardens at Cawdor Castle, the "legendary" home of Macbeth...

The new claymation film from director Tatia Rosenthal and writer Etgar Keret, $9.99, hopefully will make its way to a theatre near you soon. Trailer looks amazing...

designer Angela Voulangas' portfolio includes the beautiful book 'The Handy Book of Artistic Printing: A Collection of Letterpress Examples' which she coauthored and designed with Doug Clouse.

The Harvard Review literary journal gets a beautiful redesign by Alex Camlin.

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...

Si Scott's one-of-a-kind hand lettering is spotted on a new book cover "Beautiful Creatures." Can't wait to see this one in person...

Picador cover designer Henry Sene Yee writes a little about designing covers for the author J.G. Ballard (who sadly passed away today).

A much younger Bill O'Reilly introduces Mario and Luigi while going behind the scenes at Nintendo headquarters back in 1988. Go down memory lane while watching the old video clip for a Nintendo segment on Inside Edition.

Great design and editorial illustration work by Brooklyn-based Tyler Lang.

The little owls in Linda Solovic's paper collage illustrations are too cute!!

The new + impressive 2009 interactive demo reel for Fake-Up Studios is up.

A few vintage advertisements showing examples of illustration and lettering styles from 1960 found in a National Geographic magazine.

A brief time warp to design in 1987 courtesy of an old Step-By Step Graphics Magazine (including looking back at the California Raisins)

The Sci Fi Channel attempts to become more mainstream with the anticipated launch of a new name and rebranding.

Designer Will Staehle incorporates beautiful, historical typographic treatments into much of his work...

UK based illustrator Ben O'brien's overly vibrant portfolio will make you smile.

Unique collage work made with found materials delicately mixed with photography + illustration by Ali Campbell in the UK.

Colbert Report Clip: Shepard Fairey talks with Stephen Colbert about how his political Obama works became the official imagery for the President elect in this video.

As a student project Mathew Zurlinden designed a birdhouse made from a cinder block.

A clever and timely spin on the self promotional mailer by Brooklyn-based interactive studio FreshThrills.

'Stop Designing, Start Playing' is the motto printmaker Wendy Chapple and designer Coralie Bickford-Smith pass onto students at the London College of Communication.

An unusual map of The United States made of only individual road segments by Ben Fry.

Full coverage of the Pictoplasma Festival in New York, including photos from Friends with You, Tim Biskup, Tokyoplastic, Fons Schiedon, and more...

This flipbook calendar starts in the fall and ends in the summer, illustrating the changing of seasons and the passage of time.

John Adams illustrates a smart octopus and tortoise for McSweeney's Quarterly Concern.

Psyop’s crow animation is black & white & super slick

Google Me the Movie, a documentary [Editor's Note: a movie of google-gangers #9873]

The Tenth Annual Armory Show brought together exhibitors from 21 countries and featured some of the latest work created by living artists.

A round up of the ©Murakami exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum as well as video of Murakami from the press conference.

Russian designer, Andrey Vostrikov, designed an oil-filled radiator that is covered with a coarse-cellular net. This allows people to dry things without fear of damage (or worse).

Inky illustrations by London based Designer (originally from Bangkok), Pomme Chan

Sia’s Breathe Me (2004) was produced/directed by Sydney-based studio Collider. Seeing how Polaroid announced that it will no longer be manufacturing their cult-favorite film, that makes this video all the more interesting.

Chris Ware had a feature animation incorporated into the third episode of a television series This American Life. (There should be a second season coming to Showtime sometime soon.)

"To promote membership in AIGA, Esquer envisioned a campaign that would abandon a sterile corporate façade."

“The Graphics of Japanese Dog” by Kazuya Takaoka and Sachiko Kuru shows off the brilliance of the Japanese bred dogs that playfully narrate this very visual book.

Eric Cai Shi Wei Life Clock for WWF China asks, "If we could turn back the clock, what would you do for them?"

As a senior designer at Knopf and the art director for Vertical Press, an independent Japanese-American publisher, Peter has risen to become part of the lineup of designers for Random House.

Letterpress Typography ... A mini-documentary about Firefly Press goes through some of the process as filmmaker, Chuck Kraemer, narrates and asks some interesting and important questions at the end.