“Papercraft” by Maria Luján and Maie Escorial (Source: unicorn-meat-is-too-mainstream)

“Featherfolio” feather art collection by Chris Maynard (Source: demilked)

Denim art by Ian Berry aka Denimu (Source: demilked)

“Less, but better”, part of the Minim Typographic Experiment by Ion Lucin (Source: expensivelife)

“Less, but better”, part of the Minim Typographic Experiment by Ion Lucin (Source: expensivelife)

“Red Battle” by Lo Siento studio (Source: losiento)

“Periodic Dinner Table” collection by Stacey Bramhall (Source: staceythinx)

A few of the plates from my new Periodic Dinner Table collection, pieces of which can be found in both my Zazzle and CafePress stores.

“Slowly Cooked Design” cover design for DESIGNTIMES magazine (Source: losiento via alisonkatecarter)

“It’s No Picnic Table” by Michael Beitz (Source: worclip)

“Pantone Pairings” by David Schwen (Source: cosascool)

Lego Ice Bricks Tray (Source: Amazon via itlego)

(via thewoodenarcade)

Game of Thrones Season 3 print and building advertising (Source: Fast Co / Reddit)

“You can be someone’s superhero!” - Hellenic Association of Blood Donors (Source: adpetizing)

“You can be someone’s superhero!” - Hellenic Association of Blood Donors (Source: adpetizing)

“Table Sculptures” by Joe Fig (Source: devidsketchbook)

In his new book, ‘Inside the Painter’s Studio’, artist Joe Fig documents the day-to-day lives of 24 contemporary artists with photos of their studios, notes on their work habits, and interviews about where and how they make art. 

“Falling Clock” and “Sideways Clock” by Daniel Arsham (Source: unknowneditors)

New York-based artist Daniel Arsham‘s multimedia practice transcends the lines between architecture and performance art, using sculpture to challenge our perceptions of physical space. His work is often described as an exploration of issues of the natural versus the manufactured world.

Tea Cup SlingsHOT” by Samir Sufi (Source: designcube)