Isn’t Jack the most lovable cockatiel? I think so too.
Welcome back and Happy Monday!
I just couldn’t believe my eyes this morning when I saw this fantastic set of paper insects meticulously hand-crafted by Belgium-based ad agency Soon. This work was made for a brochure advertising IGEPA Benelux’s new line of recycled paper. Head over here to see the making off.
Creative director: Jim Van Raemdonck
Graphic Designers: Phoebe De Corte, Dries Caeckebeke
Interns: Claar De Waele, Sil De Boeck
via thisiscolossal.com.
Although it doesn’t really feel like it – summer’s not over yet! Thanks to the amazing people at Mr Printables, there is always the option of staying indoors and make your own paper ice creams and lollies that will never melt.
Au menu tonight, Greengage à la Warhol, Salad de Alf London and for dessert, the Dorothy Kilgallens Gateau of Marzipan!
Those amusing recipes and bright colour illustrations are le fruit de la collaboration between interior decorator Suzie Frankfurt and a young advertising illustrator and artist, Andy Warhol, while the hand-lettered were done by Mrs Warhola – Andy’s mother. Although this collection of fanciful recipes aren’t meant to be eaten, I wouldn’t mind getting my hands on an original 1959′s copy of this cookbook.
via BrainPicking
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream. Rah, rah…Oogie de wawa rah rah rah!
I grew up with this surreal story by Boris Vian (L’Écume des jours) ; a fairytale where everything is possible… Read more about the movie on the Guardian online: Mood Indigo review – a profoundly moving return to form for Gondry.
Voice is probably the most inspiring animated short I have seen in a while on Vimeo. This short film is part of a series about positive change, commissioned by Charles Schwab, showcasing how people can create their own destiny by deciding to make a change for a better future and – freedom.
By the fantastic people at Jelly London. Check out the behind the scene for this beautifully crafted animation. #OwnYourTomorrow!
Cactus Flower is a short film by Korean artist Yoo Seungah about two men living together among plants and a cactus they are trying to get to bloom. The couple enjoys dancing on Jacques Dutronc Et moi, et moi, et moi song, watching old American movies, laying on the beach relaxing, but we soon realise that what is missing in their life is having a child. The impeccable pacing of the animation and the eclectic use of colours and textures gives this animation plenty of charm.
My two illustrations: “Harry” and “She Wears A Lion on Her Heart” have just made it to Central Station visual art! This is nice.
I have a candy crush on these fabulous staircase!
Part of Milton Glaser‘s mural artwork “Color Fuses” (1975).
This is a whimsical carnival by made u look photography & laceandlikes. Feel good photography.
The type of stationery set I like: friendly, eco and green.
Available at the lovely Carousel shop.
New kids illustration “Make Friends”.
Having good friends is really important. So put time, energy, and attention into finding and cultivating lasting, loving friendships.
