zitterberg:

Ron Guyatt

Visit the artist’s Tumblr.

klappersacks:

Joy (via Andy Martini)

oliphillips:

Travel Posters for Lazy People

by H. Caldwell Tanner

theoinglis:

Weekly Quote #6

Another week, another quote! And another one from an advertising legend, and don’t be imaging the Mad Men era, it was way before that! He started off as a copywriter for J. Walter Thompson in 1912. He was also a great educator, working for the Chicago Business school between 1931-39. And publishing books, including A Technique for Producing Ideas . Which I’ve read and would really recommend!

There is no sure fire way to get ideas, but it’s full of advice which might help! I really like this quote, you can’t create something out of nothing, but you can take things that are already understood and do something new and clever with them. Interestingly my final lecture of the year on Thursday was from someone at the head of an advertising company, and he had lots to say about ideas. But I’ll post about that next week…

Brain Pickings posted a lot of information about the James Webb Young book, so look here for more details.

(Weekly quotes so far)

(Source: yeakelbagel)

prostheticknowledge:

Shanghai Expression: Graphic Design in China in the 1920s and 30s 

50 Watts displays a fantastic selection on of early 20th Century Modernist Graphic Design.

Much more visual greatness here

heavygraffic:

Factory Fifteen

cycnus:

Erika Iris Simmons

it8bit:

Zelda Fireplace Art

Custom sizes to fit your non-working/decorative fireplace available at James Bit.

afraidofvirginiawoolf:

French poster for Bringing Up Baby, 1938.

occurs:

Letter U by Dan Tobin Smith

doodlyroses:

This is mindblowing! Large-scale patterned art installations made from salt. 

(from 1 Design Per Day)

myedol:

Osaka Station City Water Display by Koei Industry

A video demonstrating the waterfall can be seen HERE

stefanabrahams:

type face made from deconstructed camera by stefan abrahams

fashion156:

FASHION156 - Daily Blog - Artist – Jose Romussi

What I love about Jose Romussi’s art is his ability to take something so old and to modernise it with a crafting method.    …