Design and detailing for artist series Isis laptop sleeve

http://jblyth.com/isis-sleeve/

This next beautiful residence was designed by the Lithuanian architectural practice Natkevičius. Constructing a modern single family house based on a cannon foundry was a challenge for the architects. But once the idea formed into their minds, they decided to preserve the old structure in a contemporary glass box. The old yellow brick lodge received a full restoration and other elements were added to perfect the modernity of the home. A Turkish bath in the basement can be used for relaxation.

On the ground floor, the living room, kitchen, dining room, children`s bedrooms and wardrobe ensure the family’s comfort, while the attic is reserved for the master bedroom. The architects explain their choices: “The customer is a banker and antique book collector. A four member family house. Cleaning the plaster of a house revealed that the lodge had been built by ancient bricks which were made in a old Vilnius brick factories. The historical house structure have been carefully restored. Library of a collection of ancient books equipped in the basement of historical lodge.”- Via Mocoloco

http://www.natkevicius.lt/en/

Junya Watanabe Fall 2011 Menswear

Photo: Yannis Vlamos / GoRunway.com

Pete graduated with a 1st from the Glasgow School of Art in 2006 and has since worked in the UK, Belgium and Italy for the likes of Third Eye Design (Marque Creative), El Studio, Coast and RovaiWeber.His passions lie within Typography, Branding, Layout, Art and cultural issues. He is a firm believer in pushing boundaries within every creative avenue he seeks.He has 4—5 years experience in Visual communication, Branding, Art direction, Design for web and online and holds a simple belief that Communication & Art should be born out of an effective, innovative and original idea all with clarity of message.

These processes can have the power to evoke thought, create positive social change, spark debate and inspire all kinds of action.

http://www.pgerossi.co.uk/

Nice work!

http://www.noemiah.com/

is one of the greatest fashion photographers of our generation. His work possesses an extraordinary attention to detail and a level of playful creativity rarely seen in the world of fashion. However, one of the most noticeable qualities of Miles work is his unique use of color. This post will attempt highlight some of his more strikingly colorful works over the years.

http://www.milesaldridge.com/

Donna Karan Resort 2011

Photo: Maria Valentino / FirstView.com

http://www.donnakaran.com/

Here is a home by Stevens Lawson Architects with an original and highly interesting architecture overlooking Browns Island in the Waitemata Harbour, New Zealand. Even though its exterior is certainly unique, the first impression when looking at this home is definitely not one of comfort or coziness. But don’t let the gray concrete fool you. As one steps inside, the perspective changes in an unexpected and pleasant way. A beautiful and stylish timber staircase connects the interiors. Its spiral shape has a dynamic effect on the overall interior design and is complemented by an elegant timber handrail. Karaka Bay House has a total of three floors which house the bedrooms on the upper level, the living areas situated on the middle floor and a guest room below. Large windows allow this home to be bathed in light and create an intense and inviting atmosphere – By Lavinia Fresh Home.

http://www.stevenslawson.co.nz/

Zander Blom was born in Pretoria in 1982 and lives in Johannesburg, South Africa.Blom’s first exhibition, The Drain of Progress, was included in Friezemagazine’s survey of ‘The most significant shows of 2007′. He was selected as a ‘Bright Young Thing’ for 2007 by Art South Africa magazine, and in 2009 was included in the Younger Than Jesus artists’ directory published by the New Museum, New York.

http://www.artthrob.co.za/08jun/artbio.html

Jon Arne Berg, better known as Jab, 23 year-old graphic designer and illustrator currently living and breathing in Oslo, Norway.

http://jonarneberg.no/