Msenda
Design, art and other things that makes me happy, cry and inspired.
Posted on Thursday, 26 January
I’m sooo packed with school work lately that I barely have time to focus properly on them.
This one is good exemple of something that could be great if I wasn’t in such a hurry to finish.
Anyway. I was supposed to rewrite the tale of Red Riding Hood, and thanks to Winterfell High I could only think of a high school version of the story (that, and the fact that I watched “Teen Wolf” a few weeks ago also helped).
(via sadif-is-a-girls-name)
Posted on Thursday, 26 January
Part of the renowned Liliana Porter’s charming and humerus objects & installations collection.
Posted on Monday, 23 January
And cuz, I also love Vancouver, and live here too.
Commercial for EF International Language Centers.
more videos at http://vimeo.com/albinholmqvist
Posted on Monday, 23 January
Cuz, I love Paris, and the typography here.
Posted on Monday, 23 January
Posted on Sunday, 22 January
THIS is the way to make a hairball look fun and exciting.
Posted on Sunday, 15 January
Part of the Birds on Paper series by Pennsylvania based artist Paula Swisher (via thisiscolossal).
She enjoys straddling the two worlds of the creative and the technical. The hand-drawn mark, grid-based design, and info graphics are all things that keep her excited
Posted on Thursday, 5 January
DIY Doritos Ad of the Day: Though Jack Dreesen, John Ramsey and David Ward’s homemade Doritos ad didn’t win the chip brand’s annual direct-your-own-Super-Bowl-spot competition, it still won.
How is that possible? Just watch.
[reddit.]
Posted on Thursday, 5 January
This is for a book project called The Where, The What and The How: 75 Artists Illustrate the Wondrous Mysteries of the Universe that will be out next year sometime. I will post more details about it as it gets closer, but it looks like it’s going to be a good one.
(via lukeperson)
Posted on Thursday, 5 January
This design is up for voting on DBH and i would love your votes!
Thanks!
Posted on Saturday, 31 December
Angie will have a brand new piece in the Supersonic Electronic Invitational which opens Thursday, January 5th at Spoke Art in San Francisco, California.
Posted on Saturday, 31 December
Made in China - an incredible portrait made by using over 5,500 toy soldiers - by artist Joe Black.
Produced using more than 5500 toy soldiers. The portrait is of a Chinese soldier boy taken by photographer Robert Capa. The image was used on the front cover of LIFE magazine, January 1938 to cover the Sino Japanese War. The toy soldiers are manufactured in China, hence the title “Made in China”.
