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Hotel Creative

Although Hotel Creative's body of work may seem small, the quality–in both concept and execution–of their projects puts them in a league very few other agencies can compete in.

Skin Type by Bryan Stewart

In today's hyper digital world it's always refreshing to see a well designed analog specimen. But what makes this one so captivating is its personality–derived from the human body–which forms the foundation of its beautifully textured typeface.

2012 World Press Photo Awards

Each year the World Press Photo Academy carefully reviews the top photos and awards the best in photojournalism. This year saw more than 5,000 professional photographers submit more than 100,000 entries with Samuel Aranda ultimately taking home the top prize.

Tiny Story by Sebas & Clim

Tiny Story is just that. A one-minute story that uses the bare essentials of design and animation to convey some of the most important aspects of life.

Light & Jelly by Le Creative Sweatshop

Light & Jelly is an experimental project which saw still-life photographer Fabrice Fouillet collaborate with Le Creative Sweatshop to create these fantastical compositions you see before you.

Simon Harsent Photography

Simon Harsent is quite the photographer. Most recently recognized for his photography series titled Melt: Portrait of an Iceberg (which was a D&AD 2010 award winning entry), his work embodies an un-seemingly complimentary set of unique characteristics.

Editor's Pick

Irritable Bowl Syndrome by Bill Maher

I have no words for Bill Maher's Irritable Bowl Syndrome. 'Wow' might suffice. But needless to say, I was shockingly impressed by this gorgeous and equally intellectual presentation, which uses Football to highlight the potential benefits of socialism.

Pixel Distortion by Ruslan Khasanov

Pixel Distortion is one of several experimental typography projects by Ruslan Khasanov that didn't result in the creation of an actual typeface, but instead became and actual work of art.

Silence by Filippo Minelli

This project from Filippo Minelli is photographic experimentation that juxtaposes the romantic beauty of landscapes with the chaos of colored smoke, confirming that beauty can be found in clashing visions.

Editor's Pick

Peugeot Paperwork by Blinkink Studio

The only sad part about not having cable–at least for me–is that I miss out on a lot of commercials. Most of them are boring, mind-numbing pieces of you-know-what, but this work of art is nothing short of amazing.

Carl Kleiner Photography

Swedish still-life photographer Carl Kleiner–like many before him–began his career as a graphic designer but very quickly realized his true calling.

The children of Thinka by Jonathan May

"Thika" by Jonathan May, isn't your typical run-of-the-mill photography project. It's one that aims to help bring awareness to the daily struggle many blind children endure everyday.