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March 24 2012

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unjoursurterre: Glide Toaster

unjoursurterre:

Glide Toaster

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theblackworkshop: Wine Flooring

theblackworkshop:

Wine Flooring

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ephemeraa:

“Obsessions Make My Life Worse and My Work Better” by Stefan Sagmeister

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simplypi: Ferrari 275 GTB4 Berlinetta

simplypi:

Ferrari 275 GTB4 Berlinetta

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for-the-love-of-creativity: Cool and Unusual Packaging // Sandwich Packaging

for-the-love-of-creativity:

Cool and Unusual Packaging // Sandwich Packaging

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good: A ‘Vertical Greenhouse’ Could Make a Swedish City Self-Sufficient The future of urban farming is under construction in Sweden as agricultural design firm Plantagon works to bring a 12-year-old vision to life: The city of Linköping will soon be home to a 17-story “vertical greenhouse.” Check out the story on GOOD.is→ 

good:

A ‘Vertical Greenhouse’ Could Make a Swedish City Self-Sufficient

The future of urban farming is under construction in Sweden as agricultural design firm Plantagon works to bring a 12-year-old vision to life: The city of Linköping will soon be home to a 17-story “vertical greenhouse.”

Check out the story on GOOD.is→ 

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graphicporn: onlab | projects

graphicporn:

onlab | projects

July 28 2011

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Now THIS is something I wouldn’t be able to help but drink out of. And then throw at people. Dangerous. Really cool product design by Marco Manasala.

Now THIS is something I wouldn’t be able to help but drink out of. And then throw at people. Dangerous.

Really cool product design by Marco Manasala.

(via lukees)

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I like this - great branding.

Steven Jockisch | Steven Jockisch is a designer based in Minneapolis, MN specializing in identities, logos, lettering, print design and packaging. Heholds a BA in Design Communication from the University of Minnesota. The photos above are including the identity, packaging, stationery and uniforms created for Brooklyn Fare- a grocery store located in Downtown Brooklyn. Credits also go to Matteo Bologna, Andrea Brown, Eric Romeo, Darren Farrell and Hana Nakamura. I love the simplicity, the smart and welcoming copywriting, the nice type treatment, the natural yet lively colors chosen and the dash of humor.

Brooklyn Fare is a new, full service grocery store located in Downtown Brooklyn. The identity we created is very simple: one custom proprietary typeface, four colors, and lots of witty copy. The text is useful in highlighting the store’s diverse range of quality products and high standard of service, while at the same time presenting the customer with a bit humor.

Have a look at more of Steven’s works here.

(Source: galitl)

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Made in 1875 - incredible! Camillo Golgi, Olfactory Bulb, 1875. “This 1875 drawing of a dog’s olfactory bulb by Camillo Golgi is but one of the many astonishing architectures that were revealed by a staining method that bears his name. Its application to the study of nervous tissue marks the beginning of modern neuroscience.” — Carl Schoonover, Portraits of the Mind: Visualizing the Brain from Antiquity to the 21st Century

Made in 1875 - incredible!

Camillo Golgi, Olfactory Bulb, 1875.

“This 1875 drawing of a dog’s olfactory bulb by Camillo Golgi is but one of the many astonishing architectures that were revealed by a staining method that bears his name. Its application to the study of nervous tissue marks the beginning of modern neuroscience.”

— Carl Schoonover, Portraits of the Mind: Visualizing the Brain from Antiquity to the 21st Century

(Source: touba)