thedsgnblog:

Little Fury   |   http://littlefury.com

“Help Remedies represents a new brand of over-the-counter healthcare products. We created a custom logotype and a friendly, straight-forward, color-coded packaging system to ensure each product line reflects its mission to make health issues simple.”

Little Fury is a NYC boutique design studio founded by Esther Mun and Tina Chang in 2006. The studio focuses on smart concepts with compelling, clean, functional design, and the belief that creative problem solving drives their distinctive work. At their core, Little Fury strives to elevate the the everyday into the unexpected.

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oliviawhen:

What if sleeping beauty became a knight instead? 

A mini project I’ve been thinking about for awhile. You can find a backstory comic [here].

ex0skeletal:

Carved Skulls by Don Simpson

retrogasm:

100 Years of Style in 100 Seconds

unknowneditors:

Slight Uncertainty by Michal Trpak

Check out Unknown Editors (FB)

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I used cymatics as the inspiration and basis to form each square (note). I did this by using an amplifier and putting paper with salt on top , I played each note on the piano and when the salt vibrated it moved the crystals and when settled they formed patterns. I then converted the formations into the vector images.

~   Just when we think the human body has been painstakingly mapped and thoroughly understoodscientists discover new part of the human eye. (via explore-blog)
good:

#fortheloveof documenting moments
photojojo:

This might just be photography explained.
via mudwerks; traumaqueen
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osmaharvilahti:

Water, Kenya, 2013
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cauxcollective:

Caux Collective Redirects: IBM Billboards

Through their ‘Smarter Cities’ project, American technology company IBM have sought to create innovative solutions to common problems, with the hope of improving the standard of every day living in cities, helping their residents become ‘smarter’. In order to spark the creative process into action, IBM turned to communications and advertising specialists Ogilvy to produce a set of outdoor advertising with a purpose.

If you’d like to read more head over to Inspirezwhere you can find this post in it’s entirety, including additional images and further links.

Canvas  by  andbamnan