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Dan Monick

Posted by Daniel Dunt on August 13, 2011 at 9:06am

That's So New York - In addition to my most recent hobby which involves me sitting and flicking through pages and pages of online-stores, images, portfolio’s, collections and designer profiles in an attempt to find the next big thing, I have recently come to notice that yet another hobby seems to have begun toppling in; that of which still involves me flicking through pages and pages of images/portfolio’s; in this case, perhaps online-stores too. “What on earth is this hobby?” you may ask; my an

DESIGN the NEW GLAMOUR PAD LOGO CONTEST

Posted by Sybil Shiddell on March 18, 2011 at 7:13am

On next summer Glamour, one of the most loved fashion&lifestyle magazine from Condè-Nast Publishing, will be available in newsstands with a brand new format: the GLAMOUR PAD.

A new kind of format, younger, smarter, comfy, perfect to fit in every purse but still big enough to be easily read, watched and skimmed. “PAD” has the ambition to become the new standard size that can keep all the best attributes of the large and pocket magazine: high quality images for a strong visual impac, ease of readi

Autumn - an inspiring season for the Japanese

Posted by Martina Stadler on September 28, 2010 at 11:45am

Nature at its best: In autumn it is not very dificult to find interesting motifes for designs: leaves, flowers, plants, landscapes - it seams everything is evolving into something new and leaving its past behind. The creative people behind www.patterndesign-shop.com developed some great repeat pattern designs for the glory of this season - check out the Japanese galleries on the website:
http://www.patterndesign-shop.com/en/timeless/japanese/

Check out the eStore for women on Vividbraille - thought & meaning in every piece

Posted by vividbraille on March 28, 2010 at 7:30pm

Vividbraille has updated the eStore for women to bring the newest collection of Installment VI to your virtual fingertips...here are a few looks you'll find on the site:

Vividbraille's "Universal Scarf"... Fashionable Versatility

Posted by vividbraille on December 13, 2009 at 9:08pm

As an artist and fashion enthusiast, the brand Vividbraille is a stand out amongst independent fashion labels. I am enamored with their most recent addition, the Universal Scarf. I am a victim of having to "modify" many clothing and accessory purchases to fit my style & mood; standard really isn't my thing. With the "Universal Scarf", Vividbraille builds versatility and function in the scarf's design. The handmade, multi-functional scarf is edged with ceramic buttons, allowing it to be utilized

Jingla Nation.

Posted by Jingla Nation on December 1, 2009 at 8:51am

Have you always wanted to get something different from the usual. Cool Tees that say what you feel, and stand out. Going for a holiday in the carribean or some Sun soaked beach? Be sure to get a Jingla Nation Tee at www.zazzle.com/jinglanation* . The amazing thing is that new designs comeout everyday meaning you can always be a part of Jingla Nation every single day. So be sure to check out the designs at www.zazzle.com/jinglanation* , and be sure to grab a whole wadrobe full of Tees. You heard!

Beer cooling bowl

Posted by luxnstyle on October 4, 2009 at 2:30pm

Competition entry for It's Aperitivo time competition organized by designboom in collaboration with Peroni Nastro azzurro and Alessi .Beer cooling bowl in shape of flying saucer.Eccentric design ideas by Peter Jakubik.

Plastic lighting case with technical lamp designed by Peter Jakubik.

Posted by luxnstyle on September 21, 2009 at 8:12am

Plastic lighting case with technical lamp designed by Peter Jakubik.

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Dan Monick

DESIGN the NEW GLAMOUR PAD LOGO CONTEST

Autumn - an inspiring season for the Japanese

Check out the eStore for women on Vividbraille - thought & meaning in every piece

Vividbraille's "Universal Scarf"... Fashionable Versatility

Jingla Nation.

Beer cooling bowl

Plastic lighting case with technical lamp designed by Peter Jakubik.

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