Philip Eggleston works as a professional creative in Minneapolis focusing on branding and advertising. Working with the likes of Target and Kid Robot, Eggleston recently started to building an extensive lettering portfolio.
Read MoreWhen Isaac Tobin is not working as a senior-designer for University of Chicago Press he is creating up some phenomenal collage work. Tobin's use of minimal resources reminds us how important restraint can be.
Read MoreTodd McLellan takes organizing things neatly to the next level with his new book and exhibition, Things Come Apart. The Toronto-based photographer, McLellan, meticulously takes apart items such as typewriters, bicycles and lawnmowers, organizing each bolt, nut and rod to create incredible compositions. McLellan has also created ‘explosions’ of the deconstructions, offering an another awesome perspective. Things Come Apart is on display now at The Museum of Science and Industry in Chicago until May 19.
Read MoreLudovic Houplain of Paris based studio H5, teamed up with TASCHEN, to create an extensive compilation of the logos that surround us. Logobook began with the short film Logorama, a 2009 Academy Award-winner, featuring about 7,000 logos of the world. Look for this latest offering from TASCHEN at book stores and their online store.
Read MoreBased in Australia, Maynard created this incredible duo of old and new. Creating a completely modern structure intertwined to it's Victorian counterpart creates a space we would love to live in. The idea of combing old and new isn't necessarily a new concept, but it is exciting to see it done right.
Read MoreK.Olin tribu begins their 2013 with a major project by French artist NooN. A passionate sculptor, NooN, starting using porcelain in the early 2000s. Now clearly a master, NooN's newest project is a limited edition of 50 pieces, every single skull being unique.
Read MoreOne of our favorite New York based brands, DQM, has just dropped their spring collection. The DQM Spring collection is now available online, at their Bowery store, and at The Vans DQM General in Soho, New York.
Read MoreAn awesome book from New York's Sean Vegezzi, featuring photographs documenting his time growing up in NYC since 2000. Vegezzi's book was featured Time Magazines Best Photography Books of 2012. 144 color paged, limited copies, and priced at roughly $32 USD this a great pick up. Published by Fourteen Nineteen, I Don't Want To Grow Up is now available at Goodhood.
Read MoreMr Porter goes behind the scenes with design director Miles Johnson of Levi's Vintage. Taking a brief look at the processes behind the creation of a Levi’s Vintage collection. As with all Levi's clothing, it begins here in San Francisco at the archives, where priceless antique garments are kept.
Read MoreEd Freeman started out as a musician and worked as a road manager on the last Beatles’ tour before moving into photography. Today we see Freeman's series "Desert Realty" all captured in California's desert. Freeman explains that he is capturing "the grey area between realism and fantasy". Desert Realty has been published and is now available from Chronicle Books.
Read MoreDetroit being the underdog city that fell harder than any other during the economic collapse has a new cheering section, artists and creatives. Detroit is now bidding to host the X Games for three years starting in 2014. Teaming up with Detroit natives, The Work Inc., they’ve even created an impeccable teaser for the bid. You can help Detroit win the bid at X Games Detroit.
Read MoreBMD Design has been around since 2001 specializing in typography and branding. The 12 year-old company has seemed to master their style, using mainly watercolors. We have seen their work floating on the internet quite a bit recently, especially with Americana on the continual rise. Perhaps why we were surprised to find out they were based in France, their retro American aesthetics are spot-on.
Read MoreArtist Curtis Kulig, a 607 favorite, has made a place for himself in the art and street art worlds with his iconic “LOVE ME” graphic. Recently we saw Kulig team up with the likes of Juxtapoz and Space 15 Twenty. Now, Kulig has a collection out with Saturdays Surf NYC, a series of prints with his trademark message. With three variations, the limited edition prints are numbered and signed. All three prints are now available online exclusively from the Saturdays.
Read MoreIllustrator Jérôme Dubois recently began preserving and digitizing the pages of Ridendo, "a medical and humor magazine distributed to French physicians from 1933 to 1977." This particular collection from Jérôme's collection focuses on the 1930's.
Read MoreIf you missed WK Interact's newest show at Jonathan LeVine Gallery like we did here is a great recap video to ease the pain. If you're in NY, the show is up until March 30th, we suggest you rush to go see this 25 year retrospective.
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