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Wapusk National Park, Canada
Witnessing the aurora borealis at Manitoba’s Wapusk National Park is at the top of my bucket list. -Joyce Shen,...
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By Walter Ballmer
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Ducati 750 Super Sport “Greenframe” (1974):
Arguably the most desirable Ducati of them all… The exact number of original “greenframes”...
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Star Wars: A New Hope aka Star Wars, The Empire Strikes Back & Return Of The Jedi Posters by handz.
— these are great… a must for any jedi in training!
to love and back - this century
Pretty up any parcel with ribbonesia
Clear…it’s a representative of a major leap forward in smartphone app design, as it’s been built from the ground up for the touch interface. The app is based solely on the use of now-common gestures: swipes, pulls and pinches. There are no buttons with Clear, and yet, it’s surprisingly simple to use. In fact, that’s the point. (via Clear: Why This Simple To Do List App Has Everyone Talking | TechCrunch)
Monnet Design | I love the concept behind Monnet Design’s Charity holiday card for 2012 as well as the clean and informative design. The use of craft paper, a material recognized as eco friendly as well as cheap saving highlights the charity concept in addition to the strong one color print graphics and typography. Monnet Design is a design studio run by designers Stéphane Monnet, Agnes Wong, Emma Wright and Linna Xu, based in Toronto, Ontario. They specialize in branding, identity, packaging and interaction design and have created works for The Art of Time Ensemble, Gourmet Settings, Tk:aro and Ryeberg.
Have a look at more of Monnet Design’s work here
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‘Hidden animal cereal bowls’ by Geraldine De Beco
The designer, Royal College of Art student, Dominic HargreavesYou can watch a video of the bicycle in action, here.
Quick Skate
A couple stills from after we shot our Quick Look video and FA12 Look Book. Skating in boots on greasy asphalt after a few 12 packs isn’t always the best idea, but it’s never a bad idea.
Just havin’ some fun…
Henri’s Walk to Paris - Saul Bass & Leonore Klein
More widely known for his film poster designs, today marks the re-release of Saul Bass’ picture book, Henri’s Walk to Paris. With text by Leonore Klein, Henri’s Walk tells the tale of a boy who dreams of going to Paris and one day, packs a lunch and sets off. Originally published in 1962 this classic picture book is definitely one for the children of graphic designers everywhere. Buy it here. (via Grain Edit)
