Harry and his huge, oblivious son run a moving company together. When they help a girl move apartments, their dull, tiny lives are disrupted. By De Jong, Groeneveld, Hoolmans and Koning.
Things often get lost under the sofa. Daisuke Motogi’s sofa is different; the Lost in Sofa has little built-in slots in which you can stuff some goodies.
What’s Inside? is a fun personal project by Brosmind, an illustrator-duo from Barcelona. As they say, they’ve been been always passionate about how things work, and that’s why they created this project.
Terrific branding for photographer Dylan Culhane. The overarching idea was to marry the idea of precision and instinct – two seemingly opposed yet defining pillars of Dylan Culhane’s work. By Ben Johnston from Canada.
A series of X-ray images, currently on view at the National Air and Space Museum as part of the Suited for Space exhibition, give a behind-the-scenes glimpse at the mechanics that have helped astronauts make their suborbital trips.
Peter Tarka is a young graphic designer and illustrator from Poland and sure knows how to deliver strong creative typographic works. They’re filled with big and little details and unusual shapes.
Kiss Miklos from Hungary developed an identity for his home country. He used the coat of arms and the colours of the flag for the logomark, aimed to replicate Milton Glaser’s ‘I love New York’ logo for Hungary.
Dina Goldstein reveals the truth about what happens inside Barbie and Ken’s Dollhouse. A fun photographic journey into the lives of America’s most bizarre doll couple.