As an ex-smoker myself, I can understand the pleasure of smoking ciggarettes. There is no debate however, that smoking is not good for your health. Here are some really creative anti-smoking ads that make us think twice.
A simple but strikingly beautiful table by Shige Hasegawa, a freelance designer from Tokyo.
A spectacularly brilliant idea! Rona, the largest Canadian retailer and distributor of hardware, renovation and gardening products, recently announced their used paint recovery program across its stores. “This new program for municipal hazardous or special waste, often called ‘household hazardous waste,' will help ensure that consumer products such as left over paints and solvents are collected so they can be reused and recycled,” said Glenda Gies, Executive Director of Waste Diversion Ontario.
Hammer Time! What happens when you take a well known saying and make it your own?
I'll say it. The man is a pain in the ass but he sure has a great sense of style.
Boston agency Winsper's recent ads for Stihl leaf blowers, chainsaws and weed whackers are fun and eye-catching. To promote their yard equipment, they appear to hack, trim and blow newsprint off pages of The Wall Street Journal.
I love the creativity and energy behind Scabetti's ocean inspired “Shoal” light.
Balloons on Animals What do all of these art projects have in common?
By definition installation art uses interesting material to transform a space and create an experience. It implies a dissolution of the line between art and life. It makes us stop and notice our surroundings, it involves us so that we forget for a brief moment where we are, as we become a part of the art itself. Here we've collected ten of our favorite indoor and outdoor art installations. We hope you enjoy them!
Metropolitan Home gathered together the most beautiful modern homes of their very own readers and then bestow the ultimate title...
As Robert Bringhurst, from The Elements of Typographic Style, once said, “Typography exists to honor content.
