today and tomorrow

This illustration by Mathias Schweizer made me smirk.

found at manystuff

“Sale Purchase and Steal Agreement” by Alberto De Michele, is a contract that says that the work in question (the framed contract) will at some point be stolen by the artist or a third party assigned by the artist.
Click on the image to enlarge it.

found at vvork

I really like the photography by Daniel Freytag, here are my 3 favorites from his serie “Tempest”.

found at but does it float

Untitled by Nick van Woert, I would like to see a time-lapse where you could see how the shadows change.

Sandra Backlund is a Swedish fashion designer who creates amazing handmade knitwear pieces. She now had the chance to work together with Maglificio Miles, a historical Italian knitwear company. Here are 2 form the 4 samples which are almost completely machine made.
You can read an interview with Sandra Backlund at Dazed Digital.

found at Cyana.Trend.Land

“Neon Waterfall” by Lauris Paulus.

found at vvork

I’ve been listing to “Moth” by Burial & Four Tet all afternoon. So why not another time?

The 5.5 Designers were inspired by Roland-Garros when they designed “3 Sets”. The names of the 3 objects are of course tennis related. The stool is called BREAK and was corded by the official Roland-Garros official cordeur Laurent Lucas. The decanter and glasses are called ACE, they look like the typical tubes where you store your tennis balls in. The last item is the 15-30 BOARD which is a homage to the mythical scores board in Paris.

found at designboom weblog

Dekochari is typical Japanese phenomenon, deko is short for decoration and chari is slang for bike. Dekochari are actually the kids version of dekotora, which are decorated trucks. Satoshi Minakawa made these photos of these awesome vehicles.

found via Intersection

Last Saturday was the launch of the German edition of the car magazine Intersection. The first I’ve heard about Intersection was when they presented their Car Covers project. I must admit that I’m pleasantly surprised with the magazine; I don’t read car magazines. Intersection is definitely the most esthetically one I have ever seen. Don’t expect the normal number crunching content, but spreads like the one below shot by Thomas Brown or other art, design and fashion topics … and a lot of cars of course.