Graphic quilts Art Meg Callahan

In Holland cheap barn houses are momentarily in fashion. This modern architecture is 100% sustainable, often made of 100% wood and uses the traditional farmers’ proportion of roof slopes (35°). Design Faro Architects

 

 

Latvian floating barn with the archetypal cross-section, built upon pontoons that include a power generator, water tanks and filtered greywater collectors. The same raw wood planking has been applied for both walls and roof. Imagine sitting on that terrace! Architecture NRJA

Design KoeweidenPostma

I was in Sydney for two weeks to discover all about Australian design culture and met the owners of Toko, responsible for a lot of cultural projects in Australia. They designed this great series of posters for the ‘Art & About’ festival, exploring JCDecaux’s potential by re-appropriating citylight panels into a non-commercial outlet: Gallery JCDecaux. Design Toko, Sydney

Meet the world’s sexiest confection, the most decadent gelato robed in graphic fantasy: Hold it. Lick it. Love it. Bardot. Client Advanced Ice Cream Technologies Design Landor Sydney

A very specific curated selection from the reopened Rijks Museum. All art work is high res and free for DIY. Curator Bau Douin

T-shirts with overcorrected typewriter reports by the FBI. Design The Motor for G-Star

This was such a little fun project. I was asked by two Dutch primary-schools to run a media project for 4-6 year olds. These big kids made a collage of two animals that behaved like themselves. Most girls showed a kitten in their collage because it is so sweet. Most boys came up with rhinos and alligators because they are cool. The kids collaborated on 3D animals (most of them never collaborated before). It was so obvious that boys felt good doing 3D stuff while most little girls lost themselves in detail. Their animals came to life (with a pooping horse) with iMotion HD. School ‘t Tilletje, Warder Software YouTube Video Editor (very limited!).

This week I was invited to do a media project at a primary school. The kids were 3 to 6 years old. In groups of three, they made collages of their favorite animals and within just 1,5 hours their fantasy animals were spatial. The little ones animated their creatures with the gentle program iMotion HD and an iPad. L: ‘Fleurbek’ R: ‘Kniklus’