Apolis Conversations, Jonathan Olinger
Apolis continue their “Conversations” series, this time featuring Jonathan Olinger, the Founder and Executive Director of DTJ (Discover The Journey). DTJ was founded in 2004 after three friends took a global journey to understand suffering, they decided that they wanted to speak up for c
Documentary on Helen Rödel
Today’s going to be an interesting one for films, we’ve got a bit of back log and all of them are as good as each other. This one very much stands on its own in terms of subject and is a documentary that follows the manual techniques used by Brazilian designer Helen Rödel. Although this
A View Of Brighton Slackline Club
If you listen to the worlds media of today young people are under educated, overweight and uninspired, this short film showcasing the activities of Brighton Slackline Club proves otherwise. Slacklining came about when groups of Skateboarders and Surfers were searching for new and practical ways of i
Football by Charlie Crane
I came across this series of photographs by Charlie Crane titled “Football”. It’s a project that’s quite old and was taken in Spring of 2007 for Sony and FIFA as part of the run up to the 2010 world cup. Charlie opened up the original brief slightly and decided to work on a l
FrenchTrotters Portrait #01 Carole
Parisian store FrenchTrotters have been working on a short video series titled “Portrait” which looks at people in their daily environments. This first one features Carole Dehlouz, one part of the FrenchTrotters duo, and shows her kicking back in her flat and tending to the nice array of
Illustration From Adam Hancher
Based out of Bristol, English Illustrator Adam Hancer has been producing an impressive array of work after graduating from university and walking out into the big wide world of freelancing. I seem to be enjoying illustrations a lot at the minute with this being the second illustrator that we’v
Kempshott by Blaise E. Chatelain
An easy going piece by Blaise Chatelain, a creative studying Graphic and Media Design at the University of the Arts in London. It takes us through some shots of him and his friends in Kempshott, Basingstoke, just messing around with their bikes and enjoying some bacon sandwiches in the garden. I par
Rare Book Feast #1 From Design Feast
Design Feast present us with the first in a series of narrated guides through rare books they have come across and become inspired by. With the series being derived around the concept of timeless reading material it caught my eye on the browse. I found the thoughts of Nate Burgos quite insightful an
Midori By Daihei Shibata
Japanese creative filmmaker Daihei Shibata brings us this great short production he’s created to highlight the beauty of the great outdoors, using one small forrest in full bloom throughout the entire piece. At the beginning segment of this project Daihei gets creative with the colour grading,
Zimoun, Cardboard Elements 8x8cm
This is the second video from the Zimoun Sound Sculptures & Installation series that we’ve showcased on the website. I’ve been a massive fan of the overall aesthetic and also the innovative elements involved, engineering being key. In this video we can see lots of 8x8cm pieces of ca
Set Of Imagery By Yataro Matsuura
Writer, Editor and Bookseller Yataro Matsuura invites us in to enjoy some quaint little elements within his home in this wonderful collection of imagery that he has been sharing with his followers on Flickr. Based out of Japan, Yataro likes to live by simplistic values, he explains on his blog page
Living in the Form of Thinking, Muji Home
I’ve always been fascinated with Muji and their branding, particularly on the Japanese side where they seem to evolve and expand at an alarming rate. They remain true to their ethos and show that you can become successful even if you make simple and basic items that we all need, and express a