The Aquarium Gallery in London is currently hosting the Splatter Exhibition featuring all your favourite cartoon characters slicing and dicing each other up. Think Loony Tunes meets Itchy & Scratchy. (via Slash Film)
onedotzero
It’s that time of year again. The onedotzero motion graphics festival is once again upon us. With upcoming events in Denmark, Russia and the UK, if you’re around you should definitely get down to one to check out some of the freshest work in the industry. (Check out the trailers on Vimeo).
Overnewsed but Uninformed
Overnewsed but Uninformed are a collection of brilliant infographics by Stefan Bräutigam. Seeking to show the connections between government and media outlets, so the reader can make a more informed decision about the authenticity of the news they are reading, Overnewsed but Uninformed has an informative and powerful beauty in it’s depiction of these relationships. (Here’s a link to a translated version).
Serge Seidlitz
This piece from Serge Seidlitz is straight dope! This guy’s got some amazing work and a really interesting website. Well worth checking out.
Dirty Found
Dirty Found (NSFW) is the sister site to Found Magazine and contains all the risque finds that aren’t published in the regular version. The items shown are funny, creepy, sexy or just plain weird, but provide an interesting insight into the thought process of others.
Humus
Humus is a long standing e-zine showcasing some great work in the fields of art, design, motion, illustration, literature, photography and more. Currently at issue 12 it’s definitely worth checking out for a rather interesting diversion.
Deskography
Ever wondered what other peoples workspaces look like? Deskography allows you to take a glimps of the work places of others around the globe.
To Do List
Just as Post Secret gives you an insight into people’s inner-most thoughts and feelings, To Do List manages to show just what your personal organisation methods reveal about you. Slightly voyeuristic but also intriguing To Do List goes beyond the confessional and into everyday life. It’s almost like a mixture of Post Secret and Found Magazine.
Before I Die I Want To…
Before I Die I Want To… is an interesting art project showing polaroids of random strangers with the one thing that they would like to do before they die.
Good
Good Magazine explores what is and what it means to be ‘Good’ in contemporary society. Comprised of a number of blogs focussing on culture, living, media, politics and the environment, Good Magazine provides a well rounded view of our world today. (Reminds me a bit of Monocle).
