Kyle Bean’s Soft Guerilla shows weapons which don’t kill. If only it were true, the world would be a whole differtent place.

Art Director and Graphic Designer Vahram Muratyan compares Paris to New York with a series of beautifully designed graphic art posters. Playfully pitting the two metropolitan cities against one another visually – fashion, film, food, transportation, drink, art, sports, venues and cultural icons are placed side by side or top to bottom in a minimalist style of illustration accented with retro-style typography.

This is what happens when an interior designer decides to design motorcycles. Barend Massow Hemmes experiments with making a giant logo on two wheels and this is the result. Amazing isn’t it?

Check out his site for more logos on wheels.

Old maps, love letters, stamps, playing cards, match boxes, rosettes, buttons, labels, patterns, all form the starting point of Peter Clark’s innovative and often humorous paper collages.

We review the history and imagine how Apple and other famous logos will look like in the future.

Why didn’t I come up with this?

Building on its reputation for always being ahead of the curve, Warner Bros. Pictures Canada created of a unique outdoor installation merging science and advertising that is guaranteed to leave movie lovers, science buffs and art enthusiasts in ‘awe’ or ‘eww’.

In support of Academy Award ® winner Steven Soderbergh’s latest film “Contagion” — in theatres September 9th, Warner Bros. Pictures Canada teamed up with microbiologists and immunologists from around the world to create a one-of-a-kind bacteria message board located at 409 Queen Street West in an abandoned store-front window. On August 28th, two large Petri dishes were inoculated with live bacteria including penicillin, mold and pigmented bacteria and almost overnight have revealed the true Contagion — an artistic interpretation of the spread of a virus as depicted in the film.

The public was invited to witness first-hand the remarkable growing power of natural bacteria on Wednesday August 31st from 11:00 AM — 2:00 PM. The first 50 people who arrived received passes to see “Contagion” in theatres and other themed prizes.

“D-BROS Booooon!” are clever envelope designs. By pulling a small tab to get to the letter, the ripped portion forms a car exhaust gas cloud. Also included is a train and plane version.

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