Check here the evolution of some of the most famous logo designs. Some are really nice, like the Audi-logo.

You got to love a good flowchart.

If this will be the future of gas-electric cars
than the future is a bright one.

Sao Paulo - Last week a group of 30 Pixadores stormed the Choque Cultural Gallery in protest against the “marketing, institutionalization and domestication of Street Art” by the galleries and media.

Imaginative, Miyazaki-ish illustration by russian Dmitry Maksimov. Photography and illustration blends together into a beautiful fantasy world.

Wallpaper* joins Eyestorm to sell limited edition photographic prints from its achives. And they look amazing!

Some very strange photo’s bij Charlie White. I like ‘em!

He’s a very patient, productive and nostalgic person with a weird hobby. There are 344 examples of this on his Flickr page. Oh and nice one on the drawing of Isaac Hayes, who died yesterday, RIP.

Getting old. Sweet stuff by Phillip Toledano, photographing his father. Nice interface for browsing pics aswell.

Take a look as this nice collection of Olympic poster designs. The 60’s and 70’s where the bomb.

I found this poster funny. It might be a reply to this shirt.

Just discovered this wine from a box,
must be made for graphic designers.

National Geographic has a number of very impressive photographs on their website of creatures that live in the depths of the ocean.

Photographer Steve Schofield tracked down British Sci-Fi fans and snapped them in their natural environments. Check this series of amazing pictures. Funny and a bit sad at the same time. (Seen on wired)

This is a fine tool to watch your flickr photo’s fullscreen in your browser. You don’t need to install anything. Just fill in your flickr username and your fixed.

The man is revealed? Ok, it wasn’t NewWork. It
wasn’t Gawker. It was the Daily Mail. Read the
evidence and decide for yourself if Gunningham
is the real deal.

We love details. So, as we said before, we love a
good & clean designed error message. Some sites
just understand that.

Ok, this month it’s all about the game with the 22
players. You can’t miss it. That’s why you can enjoy 
flipping through this lovely variety of player portraits
as illustrated by various artists.

The slamming comeback of Instant Photo Fun

I’m a fan of Michiel van de Pol’s cartoons where half the time you see him drawing the cartoon. I just discovered that you can read them all online (in Dutch that is). The archive dates back to May 2006. And the man is very productive: daily updates!

Adobe Illustrator is mainly used for graphic design, technical drawings or infographics. But Yukio Miyamoto shows some different and impressive skills with this piece from 2005. It’s a Nagra Recorder, created with Illustrators gradient mesh. He should upload the file, so someone can animate it. (from Brocatus‘ blog)

The creation of an infographic with a compilation video of screenshots which were taken every 5 seconds. Made by Chad Pugh. I would love to see a video like that of this 960 hours work by King Kevin Hulsey. Or this one.
Or this completly illustrated image of Yukio Miyamoto.

Google Maps is getting very detailed. Down to the violence on S Oakley Ave, Chicago. I hope that’s a water pistol. How did this happen? And if it’s a prank, how can we make more?

Cool pictures of Star Wars characters taken out of their intergalactic environment and placed in the concrete jungle. By Cedric Delsaux, you can find the complete series on his site.

A preview of the new WALL-E picture book and an
interview with the creator: illustrator Ben Butcher.
As of today it’s available in a store near you.

Classic posters of the Los Angeles Press
Photographers Annual. Good work & old work.

A Polish online magazine with inspirational artwork by people on a photoshop frenzy. Magazine made with Issuu.

Chuck your camera high on a longish exposure and reap the rewards.. There’s some pretty special pics on the flickr group.

Ok. As a fellow internet junk you got to love an error message like this one.

Very funny and very disgusting. Check the real looks of your easy-5-seconds-home-tv-microwave-diner.