Showing posts with label creative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label creative. Show all posts

Friday

dont paint the flowers, let the flowers paint themselves

Boysen Flower Campaign:

this is so cool. i love this. a lot.


xo

Saturday

the guy who draws on coffee cups...

i purposely posted this picture so small
so that you HAVE to click it go to his site
and check him out cuz he's seriously so sweet.
... is fricken AWESOME


xo

mi new macbook

ahhhh thanks to a significant milestone birthday that i just had- mom and dad decided to be extra generous by paying for 1/2 of the laptop i've been saving for! i knew i wanted a mac book, and i knew i liked the look of the white ones (original mac books) better than the looks of the new mac book pros.. but i had heard rumours that the software and memory and all that stuff was better on the newer ones.. SO since i always almost always get what i want i decided to create my own exactly the way i liked it! so i customised the hard drive, memory, and all the parts to make the INSIDE identical to the newer/better mac books, but with the look of the old one! i wasn't a very vivid mac use before this purchase, but after just a week i have gotten the hang of it, and love it more every time i use it! thanksss M&D! love youuuu
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speaking of mac book customizations.....


neat&creative.

photos via Etsy

xo

Sunday

concept cell phone meets window..

During the idea 2009 competition designer Seunghan Song has taken the ideas of a cellphone, the weather, and a window and literally mashed them all together to get something like this...

the screen virtually changes according to the weather for cast that day. clear on a sunny day, wet on a rainy one, and a fogged glow if there is snow in the forecast.

the only thing that can change your phone is the weather..

very creative invention, but i think i would only like it on sunny days? the rest looks hard to read..

xo

Monday

while we are talking about packaging...

Julien de Repentigny in collaboration with Gabriel Lefebvre, take packaging of milk to a different level..
It represents the content of the product in the simplest way, both through word and image.
xo

subliminal packaging...

Young American mom named Alicia Lynn Carrier, discovered the package of frozen broccoli, brand Cascadian Farm, had replaced a few heads of green with smiling faces of children.


She wrote a blog and article about this, and Cascadian Farm was asked if they wished to comment on this. The customer service has responded that it was a tradition for 12 years of "hiding" the family members and friends of the farm on the packaging, just the way the game "Where's Waldo" .
Another example of the same strange mark is on their jar of grape jam:

haha this is so bizarre, and somewhat creepy but also funny at the same time!

xo

Clear your plate.

thats one way to create art with the leftovers on your plate!

xo

Every colour you can dream of

these videos are my favorite!!

this post features the other one.

xo

Wednesday

Feed the(m) models

The American designer Lisa Edsälv and Swedish photographer Therese Aldgard have combined their talents to create a collection of cakes - Chanel, Louis Vuitton, Christian Louboutin, Agent Provocateur and Betsey Johnson!
mmmmmm.. delicious & luxurious

xo

Monday

Addicted to Pixel's


Fueled by the alphabet


The concept is that this represents a stream of consciousness. The oil is a metaphor for information. The right kind of information can fuel, ignite and feed the human mind, life, and art. The letters that ‘flow’ out may just look like a flow of oil from a distance but on closer inspection form words and sentences, quotes and thoughts that allow the observer the opportunity to look at things from a different point of view,or simply evoke an emotional response. - very deep. i like that!


This Display is present at Free Range 2009 Art & Design Degree Shows in London, Richard J. Evans is a graphic design student at Matthew Boulton College. His work "FUEL" features escaped words and letters.

xo

Sunday

Why spend $ when you can DIY

hahaha... looks pretty legit to me!

xo


The Origami scene seen.

Artist illustrator and urban anti-conformist inspired by the art of origami, German Clemens Behr makes installations in paper and cardboard surprising.

in the street..
parking lot, forest,...
and last June in a subway train and a few art galleries

by: Clemens Behr


xo

past to present



click below to see the rest of the Looking into the past series by Jason Powell
xo

Barbie meets Football

Combining the two very stereotypical worlds of Barbie girls and football boys is reflected in the design of French designer Chloe Ruchon. She created the first "Barbie Foot" [a Foosball table user barbies as players] and has just presented it to the Festival DMY Berlin design. Although the idea may seem a little off side i love every bit of it and find it quite funny and very creative!

xo

Better Off Dead


Just a few pieces of "Jacob The Murderer" trademark collection "Better off Dead". He has enjoyed the trashing logos of luxury brands.. which would go perfectly with the the Hello Drama Jewelry Collection...

xo

Thursday

attack of the traffic monsters

i guess thats one way to add excited to boring construction delays...


xo