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An abridged history of Futura: one of the 20th century’s most recognisable typefaces

Category : design, video

Vox brings us a short video that goes through the history and cultural legacy of one of the most important...

The iconic Nokia 3310 is rumoured to be making a return after 17 years

Category : tech

Dezeen writes that Nokia is rumoured to be reviving the 3310, an iconic mobile phone originally launched in 2000, famed...

The Hex Clock tells the time with colour

Category : web

Translating the time (in 24h format) to hex-encoded colour values, the Hex Clock cycles through a new colour every second...

Beautiful gold & ballpoint illustrations by Rebecca Yanovskaya

Category : art, illustration

Toronto based artist Rebecca Yanovskaya, creates impressive and intricate illustrations with ballpoint pen and gold leaf, creating dramatic and moody...

Yok & Sheryo’s maniac cartoon street art

Category : art, featured, street

“Professional spraycationers” Yok & Sheryo roam the streets painting their crazed brand of cartoon pop art on to walls and interiors the...

The history of the NYC subway and Helvetica

Category : design

AIGA has written an informative and comprehensive history of New York’s famous subway signage, and it’s iconic use of...

Melbourne illustrator Neil Sanders’ whimiscal gifs

Category : animation

Melbourne based illustrator Neil Sanders creates cute and entertaining looping GIFs. You can also see some of Neil’s work in...

Mesmerising 3D-printed zoetropes by Akinori Goto

Category : art

Artist Akinori Goto created a couple of intriguing 3D-printed zoetropes, that when lit properly and observed from the side reveal the animated...

The video store that only stocks Jerry Maguire

Category : humour, installation

Super Deluxe has short look at the The Jerry Maguire Video Store, an installation set up as a video rental...

Bonobo’s video for ‘No Reason’ is a trippy look at the life of a recluse

Category : featured, music, video

Bonobo’s video for ‘No Reason’ taken off the British producer’s new album Migration is a fascinating descent into the life...

The office cubicle slowly destroying itself

Category : art, installation

Over two months from October to December 2016, an office cubicle built by artist Jonathan Schipper slowly self-destructed as cables...

Chilly snow & ice sculptures at the 2017 Sapporo Snow Festival

Category : sculpture

A photo posted by Ai Takahashi (@malohawaii) on Feb 8, 2017 at 7:05am PST The Sapporo Snow festival, an annual...