It’s no big deal. It’s just a sorta creepy, but pretty friggin’ cool sculpture of a skull made from a green apple. Dimitri Tsykalov didn’t stop there though. After the jump is a watermelon, some cabbage and a couple of vehicles.
Love him or hate him, Mad Men’s Peter Campbell is a real squirelly lookin’ fella. In case you don’t get enough of his antics and awkward faces, this nifty little Tumblr that Yewknee posted will tide you over. Some of my personal favorite are after the jump.
Wow! Seriously blown away by the concept and execution of the new interactive video for “We Used to Wait” by Arcade Fire. So close out everything else going on, Click here and head on home!
Yum Yum UK produced these awesome 3-D illustrations for digital arts magazine. This style is a favorite of ours, as we are always fans of the low-tech.
I’m loving these new FIBA-inspired pieces by Charis Tsevis. Even if you’re unfamiliar with Charis by name, chances are you’ve seen his mosaic portraits in various print publications.
The rest of the current set after the jump.
Call me old fashioned, but if I want to hear dueling guitars I stick with the Allman Brothers Band. I’ve never gotten in to Ratatat as much as some of my other studio-mates have, but this new music video they had produced is as equally cool of a concept as it is weird. It’s made using nothing but Getty Video stock footage. Check it.
Today is the day we’ve been working towards for the last year and a half. We haven’t been working on the “redesign” for that long, but we have been figuring out what PUBLIC SCHOOL means to us. When we started we wanted it to be a place to showcase our work along with the work of others. Initially we focused almost exclusively on art and design.
You may have noticed in the last few months though that the subject matter we post about has evolved to be more generalized. We realized that the best part about going to PUBLIC SCHOOL as a kid was the broad range of subjects and people you learned about.
We want our site to be an extension of that experience. We want it to be a reminder that along with great design and creative pursuits, there are other subjects that we should learn about as well. You can read about the rest of the details after the jump.
Photographer Allison Davies channels her inner Houses of the Holy with this book of mysterious landscapes, entitled “Outerland“, published by Charles Lane Press. Her epic depictions of these other worldly places provide the viewer with plenty of room for personal interpretation. There are no descriptions accompanying any of the images in the book, making this even more mystical. (not the rapper)
YES! Today is a great day. My good friend and easily one of my favorite designers, Matt Lehman, has launched his long awaited portfolio site. You can see a few examples of his work after the jump, but I would definitely suggest going through the entire collection.
Wile E. Coyote knows the power of a good business card.
All my friends are dead.
I’m not sure what is wrong with this dog, but it looks pissed.
Summer Ordoñez wants you to be sure to drink your Ovaltine!
Dexter just farted. I think he assumed no one noticed. Cody did.
Summer time is the best time for two things; river floating and rope swings. Good thing this guy’s got a river and a 60 foot rope swing.
Kate & Clifton show their stuff on Apartment Therapy.
We’d like to be on Team Grilled Cheese. We’re big fans of the Cut and Run.
That busy beaver Ben Pieratt has new work on his site. We think its pretty darn good if you ask us.
Nicole Lavelle & friends created an installation for the Reading Frenzy storefront.
Those folks across the pond at Inventory Studio have a new site for your perusal.
Markus is really nice. Just thought you should know him too.
Guess what Jacque did on summer vacation? She made a book. Good job Jacque.
The short films from “Twenty-120: The Age of Opulence” are now available for viewing.
Ryan Rhodes redesigned the Johnson’s Backyard Garden website. You should run on over there and check it out.
