pbsarts:

Is CSS and Web Design a Fashion Statement?

If you’ve never seen a website, you are a liar! (You’re on one right now.) Consciously or not, the first thing you notice when you visit a website is how the site LOOKS, which is controlled by the CSS Stylesheet. CSS is the fashion of the web- it makes sites pretty (or very very ugly). And as our lives migrate more and more onto the world wide web, our presence online becomes a central way to define and express ourselves. So before you lay out your outfit for tomorrow, take a look at your website and make sure you match!


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Another reason why I should learn how to code.

laughingsquid:

Salvaged Bicycle Chain Chandeliers by Carolina Fontoura Alzaga

(via risdid)

industrialist:

Light Blubs from designer Pieke Bergmans‘ Design Virus collection

thedsgnblog:

INK Studio   |   http://inkstudio.be

“Intern project made by INK studio, with participation of: Julien Braeckvelt / n-d-d (www.n-d-d.be), Yann Platis, Cédric Philippi / Cid (www.thecid.be), Jessica Sieben, Kévin Stranart, Thibaut van Boxtel / Vébé (www.vebe.be) and William Mirante (www.mirante.be).”

INK studio is a highly creative agency based in Brussels / Belgium providing visual communication solutions for corporate identities or cultural projects.
Graphic Design, Web Solutions, Illustration, Photography and Motion Design.

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industrialist:

The work of Belarusian industrial design duo, solovyovdesign, Insight Lamp is a fluorescent bulb that plays a joke on the classic ‘good idea’ light bulb joke.

Allison Chen | Blog

showslow:

martinekenblog - Ink Calendar by Oscar Diaz

the sound I made when I saw this was orgasmic

industrialist:

In order to position themselves over the more established Russian coffee chains, ad agency BBDO Moscow has created a simple solution for Starbucks. The agency designed postcards that doubled as takeaway coffee sleeves, which were offered directly to customers from other coffee chains.

According to the agency, Starbucks has succeeded in building their reputation in Russia and their franchise ownership has increased. 

I take issue with this. I mean good for you Starbucks, but this is practically guerilla marketing and you’re putting local coffee shops out of business with your stupid cover-ups.

designed for your boobs

you can buy this delicious tank top here

I know some people on tumblr liked this shirt earlier so I’m letting you all know IT’S FOR SALE!! You can buy it here.