vendredi 16 janvier 2009

M.Khalid Ibrahim

I recently discovered the photo gallery of a couchsurfing friend from KL and I specially loved his portait pictures, nice shades and nice framing! Here are my favorite ones:
















You can check his portfolio here

jeudi 15 janvier 2009

Su Blackwell

Su Blackwell is an artist from the UK making original book-cut sculptures:










Su has been a source of inspiration for many, you can watch below the Beringer Vineyard TV com making of video:



Have a look to her website here.

mercredi 14 janvier 2009

RSF ad

I know it doesn't look awesome but it is, let me explain ;)

This is a picture of a page in the middle of "le guide du routard" which is the equivalent of the Lonely Planet guide in French. In this book we find practical informations like "Adresses utiles" (useful adresses) "Où manger?" (Where to eat?) "Où dormir" (where to sleep?) "Où boire un verre?" (Where going for a drink?) and so on.
Reporters sans Frontieres is the French branch of Reporters Without Borders that defend freedom of expression, press and informations.
In this ad they used the same layout as the other pages of the guide, add marker marks on it and put their logo & baseline "N'attendez pas qu'on vous prive de l'information pour la défendre." (Don't wait to be deprived of information to defend it.)

Simple. Clever. Efficient. Love it :D!

mardi 13 janvier 2009

Zain Abdullah architecture photographs

I just found those beautiful pictures of KL architecture, taken by Zain Abdullah, I love the fraiming:

Image courtesy of Zain Abdullah

Image courtesy of Zain Abdullah

Image courtesy of Zain Abdullah

Image courtesy of Zain Abdullah


Image courtesy of Zain Abdullah

I invite you to have a look at the rest of his portfolio on his main photography website : http://www.pbase.com/zainabdullah

lundi 12 janvier 2009

Eqlipss lamp

I discovered this lamp designed by John Nouanesing recently and it just wows me! How cool!

samedi 10 janvier 2009

Faber Castell eraser ad campaign

That's a brilliant idea to sell an item as boring as an eraser and to show how this old thing is finally so modern that it decides what will be trendy in the future! I have no idea who is the agency behind this campaign but if you do please let a mess with the credits, I definitely want to know who are the genius brains who created this work: