A collection of inspirations from the design company Dinnick and Howells
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Just another great Mike McQuade collage
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Loe this font - ALT PICARO - putting it here for future reference
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Really cool silver rings designed to take lego pieces. Surprised no one had thought of this before! Nice feature here in Dezeen
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Some of the amazing layers and layers of posters in the closed Euston Station tunnels in London, accessible from London Transport Museum, Hidden London tours.
The tunnels were decomissioned in 1962, so all the posters are from 1959-1962. The result of picking at them from visitors over the years (I presume) as well as wind/pressure damage from the constant passing of tube trains in nearby tunnels has left them looking like, collage art, but entirely random. Highly recommended






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Liking this hand drawn font, and all its wonky variations. Putting it here for future reference
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From https://www.urdesignmag.com/ Renowned for his architectural illusions that playfully warp reality, Alex Chinneck has unveiled his latest public sculpture, A Week at the Knees, at Clerkenwell Design Week 2025. The four-storey rippling brick façade bends into a dramatic archway, inviting visitors to walk beneath its undulating form—a surreal yet strikingly elegant intervention in London’s historic Charterhouse Square.
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Excited to have treated myself, buying an original (not a reproduction), 1977 Star Wars theatre lobby card print from King & McGaw This image (specifically) reminds me of being 9 years old, when I saw Star Wars for the very first time - the awe!! The world was introduced to Darth Vader and his Stormtroopers. Can't wait to see it. Arriving next week!
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I've been a fan of the Polish illustrator Paweł Jońca for many years. I love this new image he created for a poster for Kaliskie Spotkania Teatralne
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Designer Philippe Starck has unveiled the surreal nine-storey Maison Heler hotel in Metz, France, which is topped with what appears to be a 19th-century mansion.
Fully conceived by Starck, the hotel aims to tell the surreal story of Manfred Heler, an imaginary man whose mansion was thrust nine storeys into the air.
Maison Heler hotel in Metz, France. Read more here
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Nice new font from German Studio BBG called NYC Subway Font. It's available for sale on their Behance page, but the license doesn't seem to allow Broadcast use : ( which is our main medium these days. I might have to contact Behance or BBG to investigate, as I really love the font.
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