Dive into the world of the Kaws Figure, a unique, eco-friendly, and collectible model art toy. The perfect gift this holiday season. Discover its high-quality features and benefits today!Read More →
KAWS, a prominent Brooklyn artist, merges urban aesthetics with pop culture through his vibrant sculptures, particularly the iconic blue Companion, impacting modern art for diverse audiences.Read More →
Type Hike is a collaborative design project that take a look at the US national parks from a typographic perspective. 60 designers have each created a poster about a national park, type being the main graphic tool used for each poster.
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The Adachi Museum of Art in Shimane, Japan, features stunning gardens integrated with modern Japanese art, creating a harmonious experience that reflects Japanese aesthetic principles.Read More →
Feliks Konczakowski’s GIF depicts a satellite zooming in, illustrating how the internet provides clearer perspectives yet often fails to reveal complete details.Read More →
The “Japan Week LA” special event series aimed to enhance public understanding and connections between the United States and Japan. It featured a wide rangeRead More →
Toby, a studio dog, enhanced workplace dynamics through social media popularity, client interactions, security, and promoting breaks, significantly benefiting both employees and the office environment.Read More →
Erotic henna is a new form of art that celebrates the feminine body, highlighting the natural beauty of women, usually done around the chest, belly, legs and back, it became popular when the work of the Russian henna artist Mary GinkasRead More →
Ian Birch looks back at the third issue of Beach Culture , the magazine that made David Carson’s name before he went on to art direct Raygun . ‘ A legendary cover which earned Carson more than 150 design awards. The magazine only lasted six issues and, as Carson told Huck in 2011, ‘ we did every issue like it was our last ’. Geof Kern submitted the photograph for an article inside but ‘the surprise quality and compositional strength made it the cover’ (from ‘The End of Print’ by Lewis Blackwell, Laurence King Publishing, 1995)Read More →
The Otto Chair combines a sense of comfort, luxury and practicality into one small-footprint easy chair. The moulded foam seat shell wraps around you to create a chair that could be sat in for hours, be it in the office or at home. Read More →