list of iPad Templates and Stencils
(via Emily Chang)
new limited-edition Travel Poster Series by The Heads of State
''Bookshelf of the Week: ‘Berlin Bookcase'''
(discovered via RobAroundBooks via Joseph DelPesco)
The Chicago Manual of Style book purse by Rebound Designs
(discovered via Boston.com)
The Dieline's Designer Spotlight with Jessica Hische
(much of the work w/ Louise Fili Studio)
NeatNests, very cute bird houses
(discovered via notcot via my adventure is your advantage)
''The Greening of the Chicago River 2010 Edition'' (via Flipped Out)
even though this is ''vegetable dye'' it just looks wrong.
''Music for Dreaming'' album cover design by Booth c.1944
(discovered via pietschreuders, who is Booth??)
colorful paintings by contemporary Chinese artist Zhou Fan
Vintage Holt shakers (via MelancholyWings)
they remind me of Si and Am from ''Lady and the Tramp,'' but cuter.
a very fun promo from illustrator Tad Carpenter
carved crayons by Diem Chau
(first discovered via if it's hip, it's here)
Whoooooooo Pint Glass
(via GAMA-GO, also available in set of 4)
Netherlands Postage Stamp: Dick Bruna, violin
c. 1969
designed by Dick Bruna
''designs for children's postage stamps based on the theme of child and music''
-- descriptive text found in my copy of Dick Bruna
The RGB Light lamp designed by Fabian Nehne and Martin Meier (renderings only)
(discovered via notcot via mocoloco via dailytonic)
detail of a ''Herman Miller showroom opening pass'' c. 1963
(discovered via a tweet by process type, via the Wright Eames Auction)
This is my book: a collection of vintage bookplates
''The bookplate above, drawn in a folk art style, is from the collection of Aleksander Kaelas, an Estonian bibliophile who collected plates from Eastern Europe and fled his home country in 1943. His wife donated 3,700 bookplates to Yale in 1964.''
also see This is my book: extras
(discovered via Yale Alumni Magazine)
''A Bold Chair Made from 100% Biodegradable Cardboard''
(discovered via Inhabitat, designed by SanSanserif Creatius)
''Misty City'' another beautiful shot by Henry Sene Yee
This is not a Polaroid shot. Henry writes: ''I'm taking these with my iPhone using the app HipstaMatic. It's the best toy camera emulator out there so far.''
(cover designer moonlighting as a photographer)