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“My Feet”, an installation by Erik Kessels using 2,500 found photos (online) of selfies of feet.
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Illustrated hashtags of the rallying cry for each team in the World Cup. By Fanbrandz.
06.11.2014
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We’ve begun work on the second edition of our popular book, Flaunt: Designing effective, compelling and memorable portfolios of creative work, and are in search of great examples of physical self-promos and portfolios — not the work itself, but how it’s presented. If you have a nice-looking, well-functioning portfolio or self-promo we want to see it! Check the link for more details of what we are looking for.
06.10.2014
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Amazing sliced glass paintings, a.k.a. murrine by Californian artist Loren Stump.
06.10.2014
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Beautiful ceramic tile interpretations of the Cyrillic alphabet, spread out through the streets of Sofia, Bulgaria by Georgi.
06.10.2014
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Honest-to-goodness, 8-bit, pixel panties! By Sebastião Teixeira and Cesaria Martins. Currently on Indiegogo.
06.10.2014
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Peter Quinn pokes fun at the motion graphics industry with “Shit Showreels Say”.
06.10.2014
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“Musical Alphabet” by Eduardo San Gil Rodriguez comes on top as the winner of the recent Threadless Music Design Challenge. So good.
06.10.2014
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To be honest, I can see why most of these logos were rejected. But surely there most be a few that deserve some requital.
06.10.2014
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