Archive for January, 2010

Boring Bag by Filter017

Boring Bag by Filter017

If there’s anything we love more than vectors, it’s thought-provoking vectors. A pack of stickers labeled Boring Bag on sale by graphics design group Filter017 include provocative characters such as a bleeding banana. Their work resembles similarities to that of Jared Nickerson and has a retro design feel to it. Filter017 design on anything and everything from Wallets, Pillows, Postcards, Memos and of course Key Covers. If you like what you see, why not drop into one of the many places they can be found at. Hit the group up at Facebook, Flickr, Online Store and of course their very own website Filter017.

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Weekly Fix of Inspiration – #10

Weekly Fix of Inspiration – #10

Following our tradition of weekly inspirational posts today we bring you the 10th. What’s different about these posts is that you have a voice about what goes into them. If you would like to participate and share your graphic design and inspiration, there are a few ways you can send us your work. You can email us the work you would like to see featured at the email contact[at]keepinspiring.me with the subject titled “Weekly Inspiration”. If you’re too shy to do that feel free to tweet us the link of the work at @theDesignZine. You can also submit your work to our flickr pool. We’re all friendly people, don’t be shy! As always, this week’s a huge one. Happy Friday everyone, enjoy the weekend!

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Suzy Wimbourne’s Photography

Suzy Wimbourne’s Photography

For those of you who don’t know what flickr is, well, wake up. Flickr commoners sometimes undertake personal projects called “365″ in which they take pictures every day for a whole year. Needless to say, most of them are repetitive and filled with clichés. However, like anything else in this bizarre world there are exceptions for everything; Suzy Wimbourne is that exception in this case. She has started a 365 project and is nearly halfway through and her work is absolutely fantastic. Challenging stereotypes and the conventions of society her work leaves the viewer in awe. Nineteen years of age, studying Fine Art at Lancaster University she describes herself as passionate and creative. Also, let’s not also forget, she has an awesome name. You can find her on Tumblr, Youtube, Twitter and of course, flickr.

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Tokyo Candies by Rubens Cantuni

Tokyo Candies by Rubens Cantuni

Sometimes we come across an illustrator or designer that leaves us breathless. Rubens Cantuni has done just that with his sexually provocative illustrations. Judging by his work we get the feeling that he’s the kind of guy who’s into chubby rather than skinny. We couldn’t agree more with him as that’s just our thing. Pressures on women by society are high and we believe the world needs more artists like such to show the world a more beautiful side to the body. Born in Genoa, Italy Rubens describes himself as having Pantone 4485 C coloured eyes. That description itself should give you an insight into what kind of designer he is. The dedicated type. He can be found on facebook, deviantART and his website. Our eyes are hurting after all the bright colours on his website.

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