Periodic table of Marketing

Found this in a branding website while surfing the web.
It's a rather interesting attempt at defining the elements of marketing.
;-)


Built by Kolbrener, a branding company

All hands on deck

Another competition, another opportunity.
This time round it's designing for a deck of playing cards.

The whole idea is to showcase different artists in a collection of cards. If your card is picked, it'll be in the deck of cards alongside other chosen ones to be put on sale worldwide.

Here's what was done for the 1st collection of cards. Some interesting designs!

Click here to find out more on the official website.

designer tees vs vintage tees

just window shopping haha





http://www.threadless.com/ for those interested. u can even submit your own design to win some cash.




http://vintage81.multiply.com/ u can find these from thailand lol..
rem to multiply price by 1000 for those rupiah prices

Computing with a human touch

Didn't know computing can be so much fun! I'd love to try it some day!

Fresh-Off-The-Press

100% Cold-Pressed
100% Freshly-Made
100% Naturally Produced
100% Organic Fruit, Vegetables and Herbs
100% Recycled Produce & Refillable Packaging

This brand new organic product, Wild Bunch & Co, is proudly made in Singapore.
Order them now as it delivers right to your doorstep (with a certain amount ordered, of course). Its beautiful packaging will leave you pressing for more!

I would kill to be in his shoes

I'm pretty sure every well-heeled fashionistsa (wannabe or not) has been introduced to a pair of Manolos in some way. Coveted by none other than the world’s most revered cobbler and fashion legend Manolo Blahnik.

Manolo Blahnik Shoehorn

Blahnik’s shoes deserve special treatment – right down to the shoehorn with which one puts them on. Or at least that’s the thinking behind Blahnik’s latest creation, an aluminum shoehorn designed to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the London home furnishings store Habitat.

Underground Art

No, these are not computer graphics but underground tunnel shots by Joe Nishizawa. Everything was captured in its natural state; no flash, no setup.

Amazingly surreal.

A close up of a giant machinery inside the
High Energy Accelerator Research Organization.

Fukushima No.2 Nuclear Power Station