70 Million by Hold Your Horses!

“70 Million” by Franco-American band Hold Your Horses! offers a cheeky look at the art history.
Check out the music video.
Brilliant art direction!

Alice is still wondering at 19

I can’t wait for Alice to grow up. She’s 19 years old in this movie by Tim Burton.
Alice you know you are terribly late for tea.

grossly.

grossly disturbed by your incapabilities and puppy-eyed dedications.

The Haiti Poster Project

If you think you can contribute:

Details here.

Philips Innuendo Man

This is totally hilarious manner to sell a product that helps to shave parts apart from facial hair of men. I just love the interactivity of the website. Caution: jokes might be crude.

Amnesty International

Everybody is against everybody. by Leo Burnett; found here.
Love it Love it Love it!

Font Aid IV: Coming Together

am proud to be part of a recent charitable exercise “Coming Together” by The Society of Typographic Aficionados (SOTA), a font created exclusively for Font Aid IV to benefit the victims of the recent earthquake in Haiti. I’ve donated my ampersand (&) of Sunday Brunch to this cause. over 400 designers have taken part, including Bryangelo and Jesvin. Go search for their names in the list.

“Coming Together” can be purchased from Veer and Ascender Fonts. All proceeds from the sale of the font will go to Doctors Without Borders, to help with their relief efforts in Haiti.

Information graphics

Sweet info graphics! The most arduous task of a designer is to organise vast amount of information. Info graphics is often overlooked for its simplicity and clarity. Glad to steal this site from TY’s new blog.

and I just realised Foreign Policy has got a blog too. heh.

Interview with Felix Ng (Silnt)

Felix Ng of Silnt|Anonymous chats about his motivation to start a design film festival in Singapore.
Thank you for the interview from Common People!

“As designers … we are plastic surgeons.”

Grey Sand

I’d see Grey Sand as a surrealist photographer who presents his subjects and definition of reality in an awkwardly disturbing manner through manipulated prints. I’d been in love with his works since stumbling through behance.