nickycool:

Septerhed

5th & Main St., DTLA

(Source: emptycanla)

endilletante:

lydia emily - close-up by thesaltr on Flickr.

reqbat:

#wheatpasting #wheatpaste #urban #graffiti #art #street #wheatpaste #montreal #stormtrooper #darthvader #suits (Taken with instagram)

jillyballistic:

Two French Soldiers (WWI) at the Natural History Museum on Flickr.

NY, NY.

missdevart:

MissDev wheatpaste

corealiscreative:

Crown Maple Syrup | Studio MPLS

This packaging is fantastic, Studio MPLS has some dynamite work in their portfolio.

revolverstudio:

Strohl | Thoughtful Craft | Trademark, Logo & Typographic design for a Multitude of Purposes

revolverstudio:

Javier Garcia Business Card - FPO: For Print Only

jazzapower:

Page from my A-Level Sketchbook, 4

(Source: hungerpack)

designaemporter:

studio mpls

adwriter:

Clever use of media space for retro McDonald’s newspaper ads.

yluk:

The Dieline’s Top 100 Package Designs of 2011 - NO.96 Coca-Cola 125 Years

“Bulletproof worked with the NWEN brand team to articulate the design rationale, that aligned with the strategic direction and global ‘125 Years’ identity.

We helped provide a design framework and logic that stated a case for resurrecting the rich visual language Coca-Cola has used to create recognisable, consistent, relevant and timeless emotional connections with it’s consumers. We wanted to demonstrate that Coca-Cola’s iconic status is in large part due to it’s use of imagery and unique design - ABL, packaging, equipment et al - and that it’s visual assets are second to none.”

originofcool:

Origin of Cool: France

Self Sustainable Advertising

Another fresh work from advertising agency DDB. Tropicana France uses science to create this completely off the grid billboard! Being a giant self-sustaining battery, it can be moved anywhere. A grid of copper and zinc spikes fasten the oranges in place and create power to illuminate the words “Energie Naturelle” (Natural Energy). 

By Cool Connoisseur Bianca Irving 

(Source: originofcool)

izmia:

Creative Unicef Outdoor advertisement: Dirty Water - Yaratıcı Unicef Dış Mekan reklamı: Kirli Su

Almost 3 year ago in Manhattan, New York, UNICEF devised a very original way of raising awareness to the water problem millions of people across the globe are facing every day. The Dirty Water campaign gave people the chance to buy a bottle of disease-infected water, other people are forced to drink on a daily basis. The water-bottles were kept in vending machines across Manhattan and purchased for $1 each.

We thought we would re publish the idea in case you missed it and needed a reminder.