Ella Estigoy

VitraHaus by Herzog & de Meuron

If You Could Collaborate (exhibition) (via ifyoucouldflickr)

Flip Off

thedailywhat:

Cannot Be Unseen of the Day: There is a bear inside Toblerone’s logo.

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clientsfromhell:

How a Web Design Goes Straight to Hell - The Oatmeal

Book Staircase

Return on this idea of staircases builds within the framework of a library of arrangements: the books are placed between the steps. Original and very practical, the whole of furniture was conceived by the studio Levitate Architects based in London.

Exergian Minimalist Poster Series of Popular TV Shows

Tuesday

thedailywhat:

Animated GIF of the Day: INFINITE MARU!

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thedailywhat:

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holy frakking shizzle! lmfao!

thedailywhat:

FYI.

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icanread:

(by noelletty)

hunsonisgroovy:

peterkay:

Flying Mouse 365 Tee Design - Week 1 on the Behance Network

Monday (via frank-chimero)

Eight Ways To Kill An Idea

Honest HBO Warnings (via collegehumor.com)

fuckyeahads:

9gag:Reborn

Be Born Again

yewknee:

dontstaylong:

patrickmoberg:

Internet Vices

Spot-On.

Command Z (via Seven_Hundred)

hunsonisgroovy:

Graphos Playing Cards

“Graphos Playing Cards are designed to inspire other designers, and also lay people to be more attuned with design through an increased awareness of the importance of typography in a fun and easy-to-understand way.

Each card from the deck of Graphos Playing Cards will tell the unique story of a specific area of focus in typography. All sapdes highlight on the importance of “anatomy”; hearts on “classification”; clubs on “glyphs”; diamonds on “type setting”. Fonts are focused on sans serif, serif, script and decorative.”

thedailywhat:

Cyanide and Happiness.

thedailywhat:

TGIF.

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It would take alot of concentration controlling this snake as it grows out of control. Maybe he practices his technique on his mobile phone first. (via blog.glennz.com)

davidkaneda:

Internet Speeds and Costs Around the World

davidkaneda:

The Apple Magic Mouse is the world’s first Multi-Touch mouse—meaning, in addition to detecting left and right clicks, the device also accepts an array of finger gestures on it’s surface, for features like 360° scrolling, zooming, and page navigation. The new mouse works wirelessly with any Bluetooth-enabled computer and features a powerful laser-tracking engine. I personally found the previous wireless Mighty Mouse a disappointment—in tracking response and weight—here’s hoping this one delivers.

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