Starting with a postal theme, postalesinventadas.com is a blog showcasing the best modern architecture as depicted on vintage postcards. A simple and attractive premise which is worth a bookmark.
The Philippine International Convention CenterCourtesy of Postales Inventadas
Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de JaneiroCourtesy of Postales Inventadas
Hotel Tambaú, Joao Pessoa, BrazilCourtesy of Postales Inventadas
Helsinki Olympic StadiumCourtesy of Postales Inventadas
Los Angeles Philharmonic, Walt Disney Concert HallCourtesy of Postales Inventadas
Soviet Innerness is a brilliant blog showcasing Soviet interiors, generally through the medium of wallpaper and decrepit walls.
Courtesy of Soviet Innerness
Courtesy of Soviet Innerness
Courtesy of Soviet Innerness
Courtesy of Soviet Innerness
Courtesy of Soviet Innerness
Hide Kawanishi is a famous Japanese illustrator, a genius in the art of woodblock. Yesterday we found this book online, 100 illustrations of Kobe, printed in 1962. We love it!
The Port of Kobe, 1962From One Hundred Scenes of Kobe by Hide Kawanishi
In Front of the Daimaru Department Store, 1962From One Hundred Scenes of Kobe by Hide Kawanishi
Mt. Rokko Cable Car, 1962From One Hundred Scenes of Kobe by Hide Kawanishi
Ohji Zoo, 1962From One Hundred Scenes of Kobe by Hide Kawanishi
Neon Lights of Moto-Machi, 1962From One Hundred Scenes of Kobe by Hide Kawanishi
Our favourite project this week is Dear Data. Two transatlantic strangers are getting to know each other by drawing personal info graphics and posting them. They look great and exude personality and charm.
A Week of To-Do-Lists by Stefanie PosavecCourtesy of Dear Data
A Week of Phone Addiction by Stefanie PosavecCourtesy of Dear Data
A Week of Phone Addiction by Giorgia LupiCourtesy of Dear Data
A Week of Mirrors by Giorgia LupiCourtesy of Dear Data
A Week of Mirrors by Giorgia LupiCourtesy of Dear Data
Clare Nicholson's daily feed of fun, pretty compositions will bring a smile to your eyes. Great shapes and colour using the most everyday of things.
