These lovely, colorful and childish free Papertoys are really fun to make. You can gift it to some kid around you to win his/her smile.

Loulou & Tummie, a design firm from Tilburg, Netherlands, offering Free IPhone Wallpapers. I love their colorful graphics with a childish touch. They listed many quality wallpapers on their website. For downloading the free stuff, I encourage you to visit their website URL is loulouandtummie.com

Toby Sanders, creative director and founder of TOBYhouse, designed these fabulous lampshads and he named them Beach-Ball Lampshad. I like these eye catching lampshads.

This website is a designers handy tool for choosing the use able colors related to an image. Upload your image and Pictaculous not only tells you color options but also lets you download color pallet. I don’t like it much but its may be useful for some designers who wants to work fast to meet close deadlines.

“Its true when some thing exceeds your ability to understand how it works its sort of becomes magical and that’s exactly what iPad is” this is what Jony Ivy, Senior Vice President Design at Apple, claims about Apple’s brand new thrill “iPAD”.

I love the iBook Store and iPad’s book reading feature. Its a true internet device by Apple. According to them their most advanced technology in a magical and revolutionary device at and unbelievable price!* (499 USD) amazing device from apple! this is IPAD i PAD.

* Wi-Fi models shipping in late March 2010.
* 3G models shipping in April 2010.

I love some Info-graphics collected by Alberto Antoniazzi (Freelance Graphic Designer from Milano, Italy) in his article “15 beautifully illustrated infographics for your inspiration”.

Please read his post at: francescomugnai.com

Thought provoking ideas of famous filmmaker Jim Jarmusch made me think and reminds me Pablo Picasso’s quot “Good Artists Borrow, Great Artists Steal”

I love the Interactive CD Cover (Pappeltalks) designed by HUBERO KORORO. When one opens for the first time the box, an ink violet is released and is spread on the cover.

Industrial designer Alexandra DiCairano designed a fabulous book self. Alexandra named it “Short Circuit Shelf” and wrote a bit about it at Coroflot:
“Beauty is sometimes overlooked by scale. circuit boards have a beautiful and efficient pattern that perfectly serve their function; they hold and transport digital information. these bookshelves are inspired by the form of circuit boards and they will help to contain the physical information found in books.”

I love the live bread design by Beau Monroe a student of graphic design at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco.