Art is not limited, its as high as your imagination could be. Since internet expanded into a social media we see fresh, unique and creative people every day without even visiting some exhibition gallery. “Bow Street” is an example of such creativity which deserve appreciation and promotion.

Bow Street is created by Ruslan Latypov. I hope you will appreciate Bow Street on Behance.

Alex Varanese, creative illustrator and big fan of red (more than you and me ), designed this illustration. I love it. An ultra abstracted interpretation of freeway travel, with each piece contrasting grime-laden paved surfaces with intangible shapes and colors.

Creative Director Brock Davis decided to Design / Make Something Cool Every Day 2009.
He was quite successful in his self project. One piece of creative work made every day for 365 consecutive days (January 1st – December 31st).
I love all of these a lot but sharing only my most favorite 22 days, to see more please hit the link at the end of this post.

“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.

Joel Escalona, Wonderful Project Art-Direction & Strategic Creative Consultant, Created this piece of art chair, made of one single piece of material which never stops, the Tubo Collection is suited for indoors and outdoors use.

I really impressed by the work of Designer Mikey Burton.

He is creative person from the Midwest with a passion for design. He graduated from Kent State University with a BS/MA in Visual Communication Design (graphic design).

Vintage Ad Browser was created in 2009, released in 2010, by Philipp Lenssen from Germany, currently living in China.

This site aims to collect vintage ads from a variety of sources, including comic books, CD-Roms, websites, APIs, your submissions, book, magazine & comic book scans, and more.

I really love the poster by Michael Bierut at Pentagram for the Architectural League of New York’s 1999 Beaux Arts Ball.

Artist Designer Joakim Dahlqvist’s Low resolution scan of a large format ink drawing (905mm x 640mm). You can zoom in and pan the image.

(via www.makemymood.com)