amanda briggs at dear ada

scholten & baijings.

I wish I could see this show in person.

 

michael paukner.

Beautiful, heady graphic design by michael paukner.

 

 

 

hella jongerius.

Sometimes you love something so much you can come to take them for granted. That's the story for me with hella jongerius' work. I love almost every single thing she makes and yet I rarely speak of her work here. Love, adore, covet. Every word of admiration I can muster applies here. Plus other words like revolutionary, smart, stunning, beautiful, magical...oh, I could just go on and on. 

 

 

nagai kazumasha.

I love this poster by nagai kazumasha found at the wonderful but does it float.

jane mcdevitt.

I love the simplicity and rough expression of these russian animal matchbox covers found at jane mcdevitt's truly amazing flickr set. Beautifully composed individually, it's so cool to see them as a collection happily relating to each other through a narrow color palette. I'd love these beauties poster sized, hanging together comfortably in chez birdie!

 

 

steve claydon.

These pieces by steve claydon are just wonderful. Bold and graphic, smart and compelling. Love them I most certainly do!

chad hagen.

Nonsense graphics beautifully depicting nothing that's actually real, all by chad hagen. Happy, happy these wonderful pieces of art do make me.

design for a living world.

I'd love to see the design for a living world exhibit at the cooper-hewitt in person. I'm in love with these beautiful things made by these great designers specifically for the show. Also here's a nice article from creativity describing the show. Yes, indeed, I want to see it!

from ted muehling:

from kate spade:

from christien meidertsma:

from isaac mizrahi:

tine k home.

 

Romantic, inspiring though admittedly unrealistic given the realities of my daily life, I'm not stopped from wanting to live in the world of tine k home. 

patrick tobin.

 

A fun flickr collection of polaroids of logos from a set of 1960's time life books on nature by patrick tobin. I love the softness of the colors thanks to the polaroid photography process. And aren't the logos wonderful? Great individually, but so much more so as a group. So very nice!