
Lisbon-based street artist Bordallo II works in the medium of painted trash and other street detritus which he arranges on walls and then spray paints.
He is somewhat nifty at this carry on.

Lisbon-based street artist Bordallo II works in the medium of painted trash and other street detritus which he arranges on walls and then spray paints.
He is somewhat nifty at this carry on.




Pulp scifi: the trademark gleaming craft and sparse skylines of the late English illustrator Peter Elson.


A print of classic skate sneakers of the 90s by Nathan Manire.


A hand drawn negative space print of New York’s Central Park by Vasco Mourao.
As part of his 2011 master’s thesis, US design student Travis Purrington reimagined the American dollar, to wit:
…inspired by the Swiss Franc’s (CHF) ambitious redesign process (the currency is thoroughly redesigned every 20 years by way of contest) The goal was to develop a similar updated iconographic system better representing the advancements and culture within the American society. This particular series plays on themes of human discovery and endeavors to connect achievement, theory and the fundamental properties of life.
Different sized bills? No dead presidents? Nice try, buddy.
More detail here.
100 types of tea sorted into seven categories – Black, Green, Dark, Oolong, White, Rooibos and Yellow – available as a print from Pop Chart Lab.




Not Photoshop but actual costumes created over the course of a year and captured by French photographer Sacha Goldberger.

A mural by Sheffield artist Phlegm for the Sea Walls: Murals For Oceans festival in San Diego, California.

A Little Mermaid parody of that photo by Olga Andriyenko.