Every year Decor8 has been calling for creative calender design submission from designers all around the world. There’ll be a round up session where the website features many of the creative calenders and share with us the creativity and interesting idea designers had in mind. If you are thinking of what to give to your friend this coming Christmas or new year, you can get some idea from Decor8 too. Enjoy!

…”Our hope is that creatives from around the globe will make a logo or a visual interpretation of the city closest to their heart. The universal goal is that every city ultimately gets their own identity on CitID, and that both the city and it’s aesthetic contributor gets recognition through this library – a place where you come for visual inspiration and leave with more knowledge about the world we live in.” by citid.net

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Let Adobe Creative Suite 5 put the mojo back into your creativity. Chat live with experts and special guests, get all your tough questions answered and get excited about creating anything you can imagine, imagine all that you can create!

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“I was born in 1946, the first year after the World War II. My parents just survived hardships of evacuation and returned back home to Riga, then under Soviet occupation. I grew up among Russian speaking population of Latvia, and Russian culture become my root culture….” more Misha Gordin’s biography

Visit Misha’s portfolio site here.

There is a thin line between a good photographer and a great photographer, a great photographer constantly keeps trying to figure out new ways to explore the photography boundaries. If you’re up for another photography challenge you must give a try to the Digital Camera toss technique.

You really have to be brave to try the art of camera tossing, but as long as you don’t drop the catch the mind-bending photos that result after the toss are really worth it. Categorized under kinetic photography there are no particular rules for a proper camera toss as long the end picture looks good.

After a few trails we jumped into a conclusion that: There surely are two ways to achieve a good camera toss; one with proper daylight and the other with any glowing source of light in the dark to achieve a perfect natural abstract snap. You can see some of the best photographs using the Camera-toss Technique.

post via Chethstudios.net

“open to graffiti artist(character) and artist(character)”
wall will be painted in black colour.

Kuala Lumpur Meeting of Characters is an annual graffiti event.
This event are focus on characters, such as urban characters, realistic characters, monster, & etc.
This event was started since 2007 in Damai, Kuala Lumpur.
Contact Snooze & VLT for more information.

more photos here

Since the last post we had on 2009, we’ve been silent for a while.
After a year, we’ve learn something new. We hope that we can share more with you in DE once again.
Stay tune!

, designer Javier Senosiain ’s bizarre, snail-shaped dwelling, is a mind-bending union of artistic experimentation and simplified living. Inspired by the work of

and , Senosiain has brought to Mexico City another sparkling example of what he calls “” — the idea that buildings based on the natural principles of organic forms bring us back to local history, tradition and cultural roots, in turn creating harmony with nature…

Here’s a selection of great infographics found over at

and Francesco Mugnai . Some may look familiar, as many have been very popular and made their way around the web in last year, but they’re all examples of good color use. The color palettes are consistent throughout the graphics without making things unnecessarily complicated with palettes that strain the eyes or make use of too many colors.

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Meet “Twitch” and his Simple Machines. A combination of intuitive interaction, storytelling and realtime physics simulations to create a rewarding and inspirational educational experience. It’s really fun and interesting especially during the loading time, you get to play with Twitch. Visit the Museum .

This music video was shot for

‘s (Tone of everyday) from their first mini album ‘Water Flavor EP’. The cast were selected from the actual Sour

fan base, from many countries around the world. Each person and scene was filmed purely via webcam.

Director: Masashi Kawamura + Hal Kirkland + Magico Nakamura + Masayoshi Nakamura