I’m always amazed at how fast things develop nowadays. We live in a time when all the branches of art are intertwined; fashion and architecture for instance are no longer clearly delimited. It’s tough to keep up with the constant changes all the subfields of art are going through, but it’s important to do it, especially if it’s your job. And even if you’re not a professional artist, I would say that filtering the quality of your Internet activity is crucial. Now there’s a new website that will satisfy both crowds. This is a fresh-out-of-the-oven website that attends to people in architecture, fashion, web design, and other fields related to creativity by posting a selection of the newest and most innovative ideas in this field.
Every post has photos that show the representation of that idea plus a text in which you find all about it. You can simply check out the most popular posts on the homepage or select them by category. Subscribe to their newsletter if you want to be kept up to date with their activity. I must say, I am already dreaming about the whimsical bird cage swing by Ontwerpduo and I really want one of those masterfully crafted wicker lamps by CKR.
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Whimsical bird cage swing by OntwerpduoCreative Poster Design Inspiration
Sarcastically small plates by Duncan Shotton
Intricate makeup flattens human faces into iconic 2D artCruel Illustrations of Storm Troopers against Hordes of Aliens
Insect sculptures assembled with tiny screws by Edouard Martinet
Ancient inspired cutlery by Nendo Design Studio40 New Release And Upcoming Movie Posters
Austrian architect designs gigantic pizza-baking disco ball
Funny mugs appear to sink into your tableDaily Design Inspiration – No 02
Playful figurative wood sculptures by Willy Verginer
Masterfully crafted wicker lamps by CKRResponsive Web Design Interactive Guide on Board – Infographic
Reality distorting murals by Papie Peintres
Turn your lame ride into a sexy Ferrari with art by Benedetto Bufalino
Giving Tree Sticky Notes make reminders fun
Designer Michael Pecorino has a mission: to make people smile
Unique paper food art by Maria Benavente
