Watercolors by Thomas Schaller

Art – in whatever medium – is bound to be a feast for the senses, and that is exactly what Thomas Schaller delivers in spades in his series of watercolor paintings depicting various breathtaking scenery in famous places.  (more…)

Creta Springs

Ta.To., or Tommaso Taraschi of Athens, Greece, came up with the graphic design for the packaging and branding of Creta Springs Mineral Water. The design portrayed purity and freshness, sticking to the clears and blues of gems shaped like drops of water.
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Poster 1 Working Copy

The Schusev State Museum of Architecture has a new ad campaign out, and it’s called “DISCOVER THE FULL STORY”. This campaign is aimed at increasing awareness and interest of tourists and locals alike about the museum AND the city where it is located.
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The basic logo.

Graphic artist and illustrator Barry S. came up with this logo design for a law firm based in Kyriakopoulos, sticking to the entity’s principles of being simple, straightforward and business-like, without coming across as too staid or sedate. The result is this design, which is both meaningful and professional.
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Corporate Identity of Geneships

Geneships S.A. is a shipping company based in Greece. In its bid to build up its corporate identity, it needs a mark that will be instantly recognizable,
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The 2014 BMW M6 Gran Coupe

The Geneva Motor Show 2013 would not be complete without BMW making its presence felt. True to form, this Bavarian car maker made sure to pull something out of its sleeve for everyone to see (and cheer for). The 2014 BMW M6 Gran Coupe was shown to the world.

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CD Portrait of Bob Marley

In an effort to combat piracy in the music industry, many concerned parties, including the musicians themselves, have raised their voices against it. While others were more vocal, some resorted to more unconventional ways to get their message across. TBWA Italy joined in this campaign and also launched the pop culture magazine First Floor Under by making use of CDs in creating portraits of not one, but seven, musicians who are legends in their own rights. (more…)

Michael Jantzen’s Wind Shaped Pavilion

One may scoff in disbelief upon hearing the name of this structural design proposal by Michael Jantzen. After all, the wind has no shape! But let us not be literal, since the name “Wind Shaped Pavilion’ is used on a different context. Anybody contemplating having a fabric structure for either commercial or residential purposes would find this unique design proposal truly ingenious, not to mention, eco-friendly. (more…)

The Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe II

It has been a little over 77 years since the father-and-son tandem of Henri and Joseph Jonckheere built the original Rolls-Royce Jonckheere Aerodynamic Coupe I. At the time, in 1935, it was truly an extraordinary piece of man-made engineering. Right now, this car can be viewed at the Petersen Museum in California, and since that time, Jonckheere has contented itself with specializing on bus and coach body design. They may have thought that there is no improving on perfection. (more…)

Typical dance moves for club, at least the one in Singapore. (more…)