Randommization

Artist Joe Spiotto created this set as a homage to famous Alfred Hitchcock films, because nothing says it as good as 8-bit Nintendo game box designs.

Mostly when we come across any sort of post-apocalyptic renderings, we see desolate landscapes and decaying urban areas. Silent World by Paris-based artists Lucie and Simon is a tad different though.

As time goes by, we’re getting increasingly thankful for macrophotography. Checkout these lovely images of Dandelions covered in dew drops by UK based photographer Sharon Johnstone.

How cool are these prints of objects reading books! Marc Johns has quite a lovely set there.

Singapore-based photographer Zinkie Aw created this photoseries, representing people with their trash. Named Republic of Pulau Semakau, the city explores the environmental impact of the mounds of trash people generate every single day.

Checkout the excellent photos by Corey Arnold. The one top is titled Throw Down the Mountain and damn, it’s impressive.

A graphic designer and illustrator by profession, Ji Lee has an ongoing personal project he calls “Word as Image.” The project is a way of drawing words. Lee uses creative typography to write and with such simple and creative flair that lets the words illustrate their meaning.

Christopher Locke made these scissor spider sculptures from scissors confiscated at various security checkpoints. It seems a lot of people carry scissors to the airport. More importantly, if spider legs were to ever go that sharp, we will be totally screwed.

In its previous life, this gadget just used to be an iMac. Then it got another life, and it sort of went back in time, appearing with a Victorian dress up. Steampunk eyeMac was built upon an old pump organ, which lends itself very well to the Victorian visage. The iMac was integrated onto the [...]

Artist Eric Palmer created 8-bit posters for some of the best movies ever.