* I love this watch by Marc Jacobs, it’s very me – style with a quirky, fun edge. The idea of having a rotating display in two “windows” (one in the nose, the other in the right eye socket) rather than a dial which overlays the design is unusual, and might take some getting used to. [...]
It’s a new look, and a (slightly) new URL for What Katy Did, and I think it’s quite the improvement. Huge thanks to the fabulously talented Sally Pring for the beautiful illustrations. Those of you who follow the site via RSS may need to update the URL to katybairstow.com (previously .me.uk).
The new look was chosen by the Royal Mint from over 4000 applications in an open contest. Matthew Dent, a graphic designer based in Wales, created these stunning little pieces of art based on the heraldic shield. I just love them and can’t wait until they’re jingling in my pockets. Via: BBC, H&FJ
Proof, if proof we needed, that a webpage can be beautiful without any images. Brought to you by the creative people behind 37Signals and Coudal Partners.
Sprrrring in here! Life is skittles and life is beer… The days are lengthening, the trees are budding. Yes it’s the loveliest time of the year, and time to give WKD a facelift. Hope you like it :-)
Saatchi & Saatchi, Moscow designed this nice little ad piece for GMail (or Google Mail in the UK) in Russia. Reminds me of Neil Buchanan’s Art Attack, which apparently is still going. Yay! Via: AdGoodness