Michael Johansson

The work of Swedish artist Michael Johansson satisfies my anal-retentive neurosis of organization – finding an efficient way to pack the trunk for a long road trip can provide hours of fun – but the forms he creates are also quite beautiful and engaging.

KORB

I'm loving the minimalist style of KORB's motion work. Run out of Lithuania by Rimantas Lukavicius, all of his work is simple, effective and mesmerizing – like this video.

5 years of infosthetics

To celebrate 5 years of the info-graphics blog infosthetics.com, Moritz Stefaner has created an interface to highlight five years of content from the blog. The posts are represented as cells in a grid, ordered by date and color-coded based on their categories. The grid can be filtered by category, author, year or number of comments. (via www.datavisualization.ch)

Dick Bruna

Dutch author and illustrator Dick Bruna is best known for the over 200 children's books he authored and illustrated. He also illustrated and designed book covers for his father's publishing company, A.W. Bruna and Zoon.

Listening Devices

Throughout WWI and WWII, many countries pursued developing cutting edge technologies for 'listening' as part of an air defense system. Here are some great photos of a few of the devices developed by the Dutch.

3D Photography

Photographers Szymon Roginski and Kasia Korzeniecka teamed up to create an unusual collection of photo sculptures for fashion designer Ania Kuczynska’s 2009 Spring/Summer line.

Analog Projections

Happy new year everyone. To honor 2010, where we will strive for all things simple and beautiful, I bring you a analog liquid projection. Color chemistry is very cool.