White on White by John Powers

White on White series by the artist John Powers.
(via sub-studio)

Oberlin College Digital Collections

While doing a research for a school project, I stumbled upon a wonderful resource - the Oberlin College Digital Collections - a digital collection of... art. Thousands of images are displayed, some of them with none or only a few lines of information, but enough to be delighted...
I picked the images above within the artist's book collection. The first on the top by Julie Chen named "Personal paradigms [kit]: a game of human experience", the one in the middle "Double game" by Sophie Calle (with the participation of Paul Auster), and the other one simply "Love", illustrated and designed by Vanni.

Arne Quinze

Today I had to point out the wonderful works of the Belgian artist Arne Quinze.
"Quinze’s genius lies in his ability to fuse polar extremes – passion and chaos with controlled elegance. He masterfully creates immaculate, urbane and polished designs that are balanced with a certain contradicting tension, giving them a refined yet exuberant appearance. He realizes his ideas with extraordinary verve and is able to apply them to projects of any scale, whether it be architecture, interior design, urban planning, furniture design, car design or footwear."

The images above shows a part of Dreamsaver, just a small sample of is immense and admirable work.

Urban Knitting

(via Fubiz)

Raymond Pettibon's "Cutting Room Floor Show II"

Raymond Pettibon's show of new color works “Cutting Room Floor Show: Part II” at West Hollywood’s Regen Projects.
(via Super Touch)

15 of the World’s Most Creative Papercraft Artists

15 of the World’s Most Creative Papercraft Artists

The Private Lives of Your Favorite Toys

Ever wonder what your favorite toys are up to when you’re not looking? Weburbanist has your answer, and it’s not pretty. Behold the depravity and realism behind your toys lives. You’ll never want to leave them alone again.