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Character Alphabets by Mike BaBoon | Who Designed It?
What's not to love about these character alphabets by Mike BaBoon? One thing I did realize while looking at these is I don't know nearly as many characters' names as I thought I did. The shows/movies in order are: Sesame Street, Harry Potter, Dr. Seuss, The Muppets, The Simpsons, Pixar and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (Not to be confused with Michael Bay's Ninja Turtles).
drinks | Who Designed It?
Here's another great series by Moxy Creative. This time it's mixed drinks that represent different movies. Check out the rest here. Designers: Moxy Creative House Select rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4(1 vote)
calendar | Who Designed It?
Penelope Cruz looks stunning in this photo shoot for the Campari Calendar. The 38-year-old Spanish beauty is the 14th star to grace the calendar following in the footsteps of Milla Jovovich, Jessica Alba, Eva Mendes and Olga Kurylenko. Photographer Kristian Schuller does an amazing job capturing Cruz in a variety of red outfits and hairstyles. Another fantastic addition to the Campari Calendar ...
hope | Who Designed It?
In one of the most inspiring series I've ever seen, artist Shawn Van Daele takes the drawings of sick children and turns them into magical fantasy worlds where that child's dream comes true. Daele has turned these drawing into books which encourages donors to contribute to the cause. Through his drawings, he hopes to show "anything is possible". Designers: Shawn Van Daele Select rating Poor ...
axe | Who Designed It?
This may be the coolest yet least usable axe ever created. Maskull Lasserre's project Secret Carpentry features a spine carved into the handle of the axe, making it too beautiful to use. Designers: Maskull Lasserre
boy | Who Designed It?
Jeannette Woitzik has a knack for whimsical photo manipulations and storytelling. In this one, Jeannette brings a story book tale to life, hopping right off the pages. Designers: Jeannette Woitzik Select rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4(1 vote)
line | Who Designed It?
If you ever lose faith in humanity's capacity for creativity and talent, just remember there are people like Chan Hwee Chong in the world. He was commissioned by Faber Castell to recreate famous paintings, and boy did he ever. Each of these portraits is created using just a single line that spirals outwards from the center. Amazing! Designers: Chan Hwee Chong Select rating Poor Okay Good Great ...
card | Who Designed It?
The yellow MetroCard is a staple of New York City, but if Melanie Chernock had her way, she would give it a major uplift. Her vision is creating MetroCards for different NYC neighborhoods and attractions. She wants to create around fifty of them and place them around the city as a promotional campaign. The designs are all hand made, unique, and representative of different aspects of the city ...
Pixar | Who Designed It?
Adorable Pixar character illustrations by Jerrod Maruyama. It takes the appeal of the Pixar characters and turns them into eve more adorable 2D illustrated figures. Designers: Jerrod Maruyama Select rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4.8(5 votes) Login to post comments
signs | Who Designed It?
These creative signs were create by Axel Peemoeller for the Eureka Tower Carpark in Melbourne, Australia. The letters are distorted but can be read perfectly when read at the right position. This work won several international design awards. To see some more cool signs/symbols, visit Notcot. Designers: Axel Peemoeller Select rating Poor Okay Good Great Awesome Average: 4(1 vote)
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