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Frshcttn

The sun is working hard. The best time to promote the hardworking shirt designers again, like our own NewWork bosshawk B.

posted by: Harald
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Interval

Creating a movie by making a sequence of pictures. Very very nice. Definitly worth taking a look.

posted by: skar
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Our pleasure

Found this slick site with Flash-experiments, created by a guy named Jonnie Hallman. And now his name is linked to NewWork. Google will find him soon.

OMG, he will be famous in a blink of an eye! You’re welcome, Jonnie. It’s our pleasure.

posted by: skar
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New Museum

Opening today at 16:00 live on the internet. The new Graphic Design Museum in Breda, the Netherlands. (website is in Dutch!)

posted by: bart
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summersale

I know we posted Threadless before, but now it’s sale and I saw some nice new inspirational shirt illustrations and designs as well.

posted by: Harald
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Animals on art

From the famous Aardman Creature Comfort series:

posted by: sylvain
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The Cans Festival

Cool event in London, where stencil artists had an open battle. Banksy was in da house. Check out the results on Flickr.

posted by: rocco
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Mr. Lee

Now we can see
what you’re pussycat
is doing all day…

posted by: willemijne
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IKEA train in Japan

The Kobe Portliner Monorail serving as a rolling IKEA catalog.

posted by: Jeroen
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BlueFlip Art

Great prints, good inspiration and all for sale.
And sleep soundly ’cause 10% goes to charity,
how modern!

posted by: Harald
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BLUBLU

Check out Blu’s “Letter A”.

posted by: Tom von Farb
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Hommes / Femmes

Inspirational graphic design by Valentin Adam from Paris (more in portfolio on the right hand side).

posted by: Harald
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RAVENSBURG- ER PIECES

Yes it’s funny to do. It’s the graffiti-creator!! And for the real stuff you can better go here.

posted by: gerbren
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CUT IT OUT

Jen Stark does some amazing things with a stack of coloured paper and a pair of scissors.

posted by: Tom von Farb
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Googlogo

The logo of Google is very famous. Everybody knows what it looks like. But this article in Wired describes how it’s invented.

posted by: skar
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Low budget office pimpin’

New office and no money for good art on the wall? I had this problem and solved it with The Rasterbator. Choose any image you like, ‘rasterbate’ it and put it on your wall. May the force be with you.

posted by: jort
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NO PATTERN

Brilliant set of prints up to get your mitts on. I love Chuck Anderson’s amazing use of colour.

posted by: gareth
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shirtlog

Discovered a nice shirtblog where you can find those rare shirts. Like ours for Springvloed Film.

posted by: Harald
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send a message

Looking for the most original way to tell your mother you love her or maybe or to break up with your girlfriend? Look no further. Signing the wall is just the thing for you! You can write any text on the West Bank in Palestine.

posted by: willemijne
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Fafi

I hope the most of you are pretty familiar with the Fafinettes! If not, on Format Magazine is a nice feature with Fafi who’s behind the sexy illustrations…

posted by: Nalden
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JON BURGERMAN

An illustration guru with immense style. He rocks pretty much anything he touches. Check it here

posted by: gareth
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Lego Train Bombing

Check out these dare devils bombing Lego trains. Skills of a toy, but the video is cool.

posted by: rocco
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Paper is the max

Peter Callesen does some great stuf with paper

posted by: Tobias
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the vault

Last week I bought this amazing new book about Star Wars. I quote: ‘The Star Wars Vault: Thirty Years of Treasures from the Lucasfilm Archives, With Removable Memorabilia and Two Audio CDs (Hardcover)’. I rest my case.

posted by: jort
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Is it really not real?

The portfolio of the CG artist David Edwards looks very impressive. Some drawings are so stunning, it’s hard to see it’s a drawing. And the short movies are mind-blowing too.

posted by: skar
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Decorate in 3D

Here a way to decorate your room in a freaky way. But the effect is very nice and stunning.

posted by: skar
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Go on and on and on

and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on and…

posted by: ruben
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Layertennis

is a new way of challenging and interacting with other designers.

“Two artists (or two small teams of artists) will swap a file back and forth in real-time, adding to and embellishing the work.”

posted by: skar
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DQ books

Nice sketches en photographs in tiny digital books.

posted by: Jannes
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Tattooed Swine

Belgian Wim Delvoye is a vegetarian who tattoos live pigs, in the name of art. ‘Because they grow fast and they are so much better to tattoo than fish.’ Check out a short interview and some pigs, ehm pics.

posted by: Bob Mayata
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