Art Inside Toilet Paper Rolls

Anastassia Elias, a talented French artist, creates wonderful paper art inside of recycled toilet paper tubes.








Amazing is'nt? Another new perspective towards the roll. Oh god.
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Adobe CS5 promo campaign

Zeitguised turns your used office furniture into a picturesque landscape to host the new Adobe CS5 campaign.
We provided an original artwork plus rendered 3d elements which were put together by adobe to fit a multitude of print and digital formats.

Collaboration with Sven Hauth.
Production Company: paranoidUS, Los Angeles

Below some of our original artwork of the final, concept, variation and detail:






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BMW R71 motorcycle

here.

desde atras car-toon

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It's full build by cardboard. How cool is there? There're a few other interesting installation in the flickr though. This is one of which I really like.

Shaz Madani

graphic exchange

Sculptural Photography

Szymon Roginski:

Polish photographer szymon roginski teamed up with fellow photographer kasia korzeniecka to create this unusual collection of photo sculptures for fashion designer ania kuczynska’s 2009 spring/summer line. Each piece showcases the designer’s clothing by setting a model in a natural landscape. These
photos were then re-imagined as three-dimensional sculptures. The photos were printed and then transformed into a variety of shapes and assembled back together to display the image. The photo sculptures were then re-photographed for the final pieces.






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Origami Roman's

Every piece of origami comes in with a piece of story. Every single piece here, I adore. How lovely it is.

ruth gurvich: lightscape for nymphenburg

Painted lightscape vases and tableware

In continuation with nymphenburg’s series collaboration with contemporary artists and
designers, argentine artist ruth gurvich has created an edition of 28 paper models of vases and tableware called lightscape. The result of using paper as a her main material is seen in the creases, folds and tautness that gives these everyday objects a characteristic look. By choosing culturally familiar objects, her aim is to show the shapes and structures of everyday things the way they are. meanwhile, the intentional use of paper material invites users to see a more artistic rather than literal representation of the object.

The project started here:
This work by ruth gurvich was one of the highly commended entries for designboom's
ceramics for breakfast competition in 2006. She exhibited the series in milan, during the design week 2008, at the spazio rossana orlandi; in 2009 in tielrode, belgium in the gallery lachaert and d'hanis, and in sotheby's 'huge talent'
show in london.
good to see that it is in production now.









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Paper in Arntzen.land

Paper in Arntzen.land
text by Pascal Panagiotidis for Yatzer
Sometimes the simplest things can be so ingenious. Paper is an inexpensive resource that can be transformed into amazing concepts once touched by a skilled paper artist. Dutch artist Paula Arntzen is one of these people who love paper and experiments with it. Experiments that turn into objects of desire in the world of contemporary design. After constant study and observation she managed to obtain a deep knowledge and understanding of the paper and its special characteristics; a knowledge that gives the designer the chance to demonstrate her talent by using a simple material like paper which can be transformed gracefully in any shape or form.

Arntzen’s Paper Process was presented during the new years party from platform Tape and at the Arnhem Mode Biënnale 2009. The project refers to hand made paper lanterns that can be used as a decorative touch thanks to their high quality materials and cutting edge design.

MUJI & LEGO

The Japanese retail brand and LEGO teamed up to develop a set of 4 different boxes. Inside those boxes you’ll find the classic LEGO bricks but also a few sheets of paper. No big deal. But when you also have the right punch hole tool, you can combine both to create something new. I really like this concept.





today & tomorrow

Is it a trend that Lego is coming up again or what? Lately, I've notice there're alot of lego coming up design. Nice is'nt? I roam about in Muji site for Christmas, haaaa, they are still as beautiful as ever!

Its a Public Holiday today. My illustration is almost done. I can't believe I actually spent 2 weeks non-stop drilling that piece.