“Inspired by the circus, illusions, dreams and the innocence and playfulness of childhood, these strange beauties are saturated, eye candy explorations in the odd and the beautiful” – Artist Jen Mann
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Photographer and graphic designer Dan Mountford made this amazing series of double exposure portraits. These pictures look just amazing. I find them every inspiring and I think this is a very interesting technique to play with.
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Dadara doesn’t just make very beautiful and colourful paintings. He also expresses very strong statements in his art. Dadara is one of my favourite artists and I hope you enjoy his work as much as I do.
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Christoffer Relander is an artist, graphic designer and photographer from Berlin. He has this very cool fine art photography project where he uses multiple exposures to make these amazing portraits between man and nature.
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This giant inflatable Rubber Duck is an art project by Dutch artist Florentijn Hofman.
The gigantic Rubber Duck travels the world and pops up in many different cities. Today the yellow Rubber Duck arrived in Victoria Harbour in Hong Kong where he will swim around until the 9th of June.
I love when design and art has humor in it. The project is very funny, well executed and has a good message behind it.
“The Rubber Duck knows no frontiers, it doesn’t discriminate people and doesn’t have a political connotation. The friendly, floating Rubber Duck is soft, friendly and suitable for all ages”
- Florentijn Hofman
These illustrated letters are hand drawn by Emil Bertell, an illustrator and type designer from Finland. Each letter is illustrating a different story; it’s like telling a story of so many words in just a single letter. These creative ways of displaying a type is very interesting and inspiring to me. I love typography.
Gianpaolo Tucci creates new geometrical shapes with the ancient triangle symbols of the four elements. I love those impossible geometrical shapes, and the way he combines these shapes with photography is very interesting.
This project by artist Dan Catterman, Paris, France, is a combination of illustrations, graphic design, fine arts, and some photography. I really like the idea of combining a lot of different things in one; it’s messy, yet very organized. 
This is another digital art project by graphic designer Tobias van Schneider. I just love the feel and concept of this project.
“There was no Child, there was no Mother, There was no Change, there was no Other”.
This is a very cool stationary design by Bureau Rabensteiner made for their client N. Daniels, a rep and photo producer. The identity design is simple and is printed with this very cool thermo sensitive ink. The black colour of the varnish fades at body temperature – as soon as you hold it in your hands you literally produce an image by yourself. The business cards are little Polaroid’s with a constantly changing surface.
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