iainclaridge.net

Nice, clean new website stuffed with cool print and identity work by design trio Valerio Di Lucente, Erwan Lhuissier and Hugo Timm, aka Julia.

Via Grafikcache.

Beautiful solarised images and underwater shots of Emanuela de Paula, photographed by Jacques Dequeker for Brazil’s Wish Report.

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Based on the Ballistic 20L backpack by Visvim, the Ballistic 22L Veggie has an increased capacity in the form of an exterior pocket. The vegetable tanned bottom adds protection to an already very durable construction.

Details:

- Dupont Ballistic Nylon with vegetable tanned leather bottom
- 22 liter capacity - pre-curved removable back-plate
- tri-compartment construction
- laptop pocket and elastic sleeve insert (for 15 inch notebooks and smaller)
- main pocket with elastic insert
- external pouch
- MP3 / iPod pouch with cable exit
- rubber coated hardware
- Riri zips

Via Barrie Bloor.

Finding it hard to say no to Mrs C’s suggestion that we get an Italian Greyhound..!

(First image by Euan Myles, who also took the photograph that appears on the wall in a previous greyhound related post, No.3)

1940s BMW 328 Mille Miglia.

Tell me somebody… why do they not build cars that look like this anymore..?

Via FFFFOUND!

Bleka Minnen, 2009
(Faded Memories)
Armchair, books, boxes, cameras, radio, etc.
Dimensions: 0.55 x 0.8 x 0.6 m.

By Michael Johansson.

Beautifully laid out cover for W Magazine with photography by the master of hi-key, Craig McDean.

Liking these new images on the website of photographer, Felix Lammers.

From the Vehicular Manslaughter poster collection on A Time to Get.

Via Definitive Touch.

Using an algorithm developed for the WIRED Anniversary visualisation, IBM Visual Communication Lab research scientists, Fernanda Viégas and Martin Wattenberg, developed software to calculate the relative proportions of different colors seen in photos taken in each month of the year, and plotted them on a wheel, with summer at the top and time proceeding clockwise, to produce this beautiful visualisation, which they call Flickr Flow.

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