Super minimalist, well above… yes. Much more to be seen by Samuel Bonnet however. Nice!

Voilà - highlighter artworks from Paris: Taille Crayon.

By Rhett Dashwood.

Thanks Jake!

This is Photography.

Via thestylepress > Build

Firekites - AUTUMN STORY - chalk animation

Amazing chalk animation by Lucinda Schreiber and Yanni Kronenberg.

Serial Cut get a new site.

More good work here.

Via FFFFound

KNB is the online portfolio of Art Director and designer Kyle Bleiman from Toronto, Canada.

Solid work!!

via spyline

“Swedish Photographer, Knotan shoots in a realistic more Terry Richardsonesque skate trashy style - Famous in the Northern Europe, his style is sexy, fashionable, funny and intriguing at the same time - Knotan has already worked with an impressive list of cutting edge magazines that he’s been commissioned by  Pap, Bon International, Nöjesguiden and People Magazine to name but a few.”

Via TrendLand

Nice photographs via Calikartel.

Amazing satellite(?) photography by Stephan Zirwes

Seen at http://creolbrothers.cover.dk/2009/04/27/stephan-zirwes

Acne Paper Issue 8, out today. Beautiful indeed.

I know that Andreas actually wrote about swedish graphic designer Filip Kleremark’s work a while ago. But just now I found out that he’s the one who has been doing the beautiful artwork for one of my favourite labels Rollerboys Recordings.

And as a bonus I will recommend Bogdan Irkük a.k.a. Bulgari’s mixes.

Mind blowing imagery from NASA’s Cassini spacecraft.

Nice collection here on The Big Picture

Flying Lotus / Timothy Saccenti / Commonwealth / Build

via Build.

A really good solid mix of work from Joakim Jansson

via typeneu

The UNTITLED (NEW WORKS) of Matthew Feyld has put a smile on my face.

Buy his art work here

Swedish design and engineering studio Teenage Engineering are doing some pretty darn stylish stuff. Currently in the work is the pocket synth OP-1 that from the looks of it seems to be official Star Wars merchandise. It’s not. But great looking either way!

Also take a look at Absolut Machines, an engineering event/campaign/installation with Teenage Engineering’s artificial choir Absolut Choir in it.

This movie, built with data collected during the European Space Agency’s Huygens probe on Jan. 14, 2005, shows the operation of the Descent Imager/Spectral Radiometer camera during its descent and after touchdown. The camera was funded by NASA. 

The almost four-hour-long operation of the camera is shown in less than five minutes. That’s 40 times the actual speed up to landing and 100 times the actual speed thereafter. 

Two french graphics designer Mathilde + Christine have just released their new site, lovely work.

Thanks Johan!