Typography and Illustration from Sebastian Lester

While searching for some typographic inspiration today, I stumbled upon the website of Sebastian Lester.
Trained in Graphic Design at Central Saint Martins, Seb now works in London as a type designer and typographic illustrator. Read more »

Amazing Typographic Illustration from Alex Trochut

Alex Trochut is an incredibly talented artist, typographer and illustrator who has been setting the design world alight for the last few years. Based in Barcelona, Spain, he works with a huge range of companies both large and small, from across the world. Read more »

Beautiful tilt-shift stop animation videos from Keith Loutit

I’ve been a great admirer of Keith Loutit’s work for a while now and think you should all take a look at his videos if you’ve never heard of him before. Using a load of photographic trickery including tilt-shift and stop-motion animation, Keith manages to turn the everyday world into a captivating miniature version of itself. Mainly based around Sydney, Australia, Keith’s playful ‘Toy Town’ creations are really charming and nice. My personal favourite is Bathtub IV, filmed with the help of the Westpac Rescue Helicopter Service (which depends entirely on the generosity and support of sponsors and the community to stay flying. Donations can be made at lifesaver.org.au/funding_challenge/donate.html)

Another great thing about Keith’s films are the music. Bathtub IV is set to ‘Clementine’ by Megan Washington which perfectly fits the mood of the video.

What are you waiting for? Go take a look…

Dyson Air Multiplier – bladeless desk fan

While 200 quid is still far too much money to be blowing on a desk fan (no pun intended, obviously), I do still really love the new Air Multiplier from Dyson. In true James Dyson style, the Air Multiplier breaks from convention by doing away with the blades usually found on a desk fan and using a combination of engineering, fluid dynamics and black voodoo magic to produce a flow of smooth, uninterrupted air.

Duncan Greere at Pocket Lint explains the inner workings much better than I could, so pop on over there to find out more.

But first, dribble a little over the minimal industrial design style…

Trust In Elements | Inspirational Illustration

Xavier Bourdil, is a 25 years old webdesigner and graphic designer from Paris, France.

After 5 years studying literature in Bordeaux, Xavier utterly changed his direction and decided to be a graphic designer which changed his life, “A kind of revelation. Since that day, I work harder and harder to fulfill that dream,” says Xavier.

Take a closer look at Xavier’s work on his portfolio site – Trust In Elements

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