London-based designer Anneke Short has come up a series of minimalist posters that are out to challenge the preconceptions that people have of designers.
2) Famous Photographers Pose With Their Iconic Images
San Diego-based photographer Tim Mataoni has sought to show us the people behind iconic photographs by taking portraits of them with their famous works.
3) Apple’s iBooks Author App Creates Controversy
It appears that iBooks Author will not so much revolutionize the world of e-textbooks and publishing but instead, signify an extension of Apple's covert control over creative content.
4) Artist Creates Art Out Of Sandwiches
Oregon-based artist Britanny Powell’s sandwiches look too pretty to eat. Titled ‘Sandwich Artist’, Powell alludes to famous artists like Piet Mondrian and Jackson Pollock in her work.
5) Is Your Hamburger As Advertised?
Fast food consumer Dario D has sought to show us the differences between fast food advertised and the actual product.
6) Artist Blends Herself Into Backgrounds
Using an array of make-up, body paint and costumes, Paredes blends herself seamlessly into intricate backgrounds and then photographs herself.
7) Disney Sells Mickey Mouse T-Shirt Inspired By Joy Division
Intentional or not, this design appears to have caught the attention of more than just enthusiasts keen on memorabilia.
8) LEGO Teams Up With Moleskine To Produce Limited Edition Notebooks
LEGO has collaborated with Moleskine to create hybrid LEGO-themed diaries, planners and notebooks. Designed to encourage people to think with their hands, the limited edition series will also include a LEGO patch to spur imagination.
9) Artist Creates Paintings Out Of Light And Shadows
Colored miniature airplanes, empty water bottles, lightbulbs and a whole other array of scrap materials are arranged to form silhouettes on walls depicting skylines, faces and even words.
10) Rare Jellyfish Photography Captured Underwater
Russian biologist Alexander Semenov has captured extraordinary shots of jellyfish in their natural environment while at work.
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