wwek

WWEK

WWEK (white weekend kites) is a collective researching computational forms in architecture. Some of the concepts are amazing. Definitely worth a look for those of you into generative art or futuristic architecture.

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sergei-seidlitz

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.

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damien-correll

Damien Correll

Damien Correll is a designer from NYC with some pretty fresh work. Shown above is the piece ‘One Shot’ which was created for an advertising campaign to entice young creatives to produce a treatment for an ad spot which would then be created by the sponsor.

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stair-porn

Stair Porn

Stair Porn (don’t worry it’s totally safe for work) is a great little blog showcasing innovative staircase design from around the globe.

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1kilo

1kilo

This installation by German design firm 1kilo definitely looks interesting. I couldn’t find a complete description of what it’s purpose is, but you can find a translated version of the page here.

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Bullet Ice Cube Tray

With the release of the new Bond movie Quantum of Solace iminent, this bullet ice cube tray would be perfect for a Bond themed party.

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Stange Carafes

These Stange Carafes are by designer Etienne Meneau. Featuring organic shapes they are definitely an interesting way to store your wine.

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dirty-found

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.

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lp-cover-lover

LP Cover Lover

LP Cover Lover has an amzingly eclectic collection of LP covers spanning a huge variety of genres. Reminds me a bit of the awesome Sleevage.

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magdalena-bors

Magdalena Bors

I’m not really sure how to define, Magdalena Bors’ work. Amazing sculptures depicting fantastic landscapes, created from everyday objects that can be found in the home.

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