The City Limits
The City Limits, timelapse by Dominic Boudreault.
“I shot this timelapse montage from late 2010 through early 2011. One year in the making. My goal was to show the duality between city and nature.”
Locations include :
- Montreal, Quebec, Canada
- Quebec city, Quebec, Canada
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Manhattan, New York, USA
- Chicago, Illinois, USA
Lean Tables
Designed by Flip Sellin and Markus Dilger, the table system requires at least three units to become a table.
“The shape is contemporary yet individual. The natural material complements many interior styles.”
- Sellin and Dilger
[Photos: Coordination Berlin & diephotodesigner.de]
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star by ThePianoGuys
Beautiful!
Museum of Memory & Tolerance Ads
“Those who don’t know their history are condemned to repeat it. Museum Of Memory & Tolerance.”
Advertising agency: Made, Mexico, Mexico City
Chief Creative Officer: Yosu Arangüena, Cristian Rocha, Sergio Sharpe
Creative Director: Sergio Sharpe
Photographer: Ap
Account Supervisor: Diego Zagal
Advertiser’s Supervisor: Sharon Saga, Mily Cohen, Raquel Smeke
Lego Ads
The ads appeared on four consecutive pages. LEGO is a company that has fostered imagination, invention and creativity for over 60 years. So it is unusual for these ads to feature only long copy with minimal imagery. However, upon reading each of these scenarios the ad comes to life in a way that is unique only to the reader and how they see these playtime scenarios in their mind’s eye. Typographic elements of kerning contrasted with tracking allow the reader to almost get lost in the copy selecting keywords for their imagination. The fourth ad in the series, “Yellow Brick” features a notepad with the tagline “Every LEGO brick tells a story. Build yours.”
Advertising Agency: Pereira & O’Dell, Brazil
Chief Creative Officer: PJ Pereira
Creative Director / Copywriter: Aricio Fortes
Creative Director / Art Director: Paulo Coelho
Account Executive: Lo Braz
Illustrator: Eduardo Gomes
Denq Table Lamp
Denq table lamp is a collaboration between Japanese designer Toshiyuki Kita and the Italian lighting brand Oluce. It is made of opalescent, opaque blown glass and a lacquered metal base with chromium-plated laser cut upper base disc.
‘With the “Denq” lamp, which kicks off the partnership between the Maestro from Japan and O luce, Kita has drawn a simple, unconditional shape revealing the hidden poetry in rigorous lines. An almost sculptural object that is intentionally “timeless” and detached from current fashion trends. A “classic of tomorrow”. Fitting in with the demanding context of the O luce catalogue, which has featured Vico Magistretti’s “Atollo”, the most famous table lamp in the world, since 1977. Toshiyuki is a close friend of Vico and his “Denq” design has skilfully answered the prerequisite of creating an object on a par with such a high-calibre work of art.’
