
Mike Perry AKA Midwestisbest has produced these awesome boards for Zoo York. Diggin’ the style!

Mike Perry AKA Midwestisbest has produced these awesome boards for Zoo York. Diggin’ the style!

Mark Coleran has a brilliant showreel of his visualisations of computer interfaces in movies. This is some serious science-fiction, although it’s interesting to see some of these concepts coming to fruition with ground-breaking technologies like surface.

Rosa Loves is a clothing company with a conscience. Based on the vision that people should be more supportive of and involved with the community around them, they sell beautifully designed T-Shirts and use the proceeds to support a variety of causes. Each shirt tells an individual story relating to the cause it supports. Wonderful.
Mixture: Inspired modern living, as the name suggest has got some great furniture and accessories for the home.

Gore Design Co produce some amazing custom concrete surfaces for use in bathrooms and interiors. Shown above is their signature erosion sink.

Secret Cinema is exactly as the name describes, secret, invite only cinema screenings shown in and around London. It’s free for anyone to sign up and once you do you will receive information via email of upcoming screenings. What makes this so special though is the locations, anywhere from derelict theatres to five-star hotel car parks.

The World as Flat Land provides a brilliantly insightful glimpse into the statistics of world happiness, censorship, immigration and more. It’s presented in an extremely clear yet novel way, by stacking countries with similar views on top of each other.

The ever brilliant hitotoki is expanding again. For those who haven’t heard of hitotoki before (we’ve covered them here, here and here), it’s a wonderful site full of irreverant travel tales from outsiders looking in to the cultures of Japan, America and Great Britain, focusing on big cities. Some of the stories are funny, others heartwarming and some sad but all give the reader a certain unique flavour of the city and it’s culture. This time they are heading into DC, Paris and Shanghai.

Wow, while we were napping over here it seems that Candy have produced not one but two new issues. Dubbed the difficult second volume, it’s packed full of cutting edge art, fashion, design and photography. Head on over to candycollective to pick up your (free) copy now.

There’s something about this T-Shirt print that I really like. We definitely need more unbridled optimism in the world. Check this one and more out at Wire & Twine.