This video is doing massive rounds on the internet right now, but it does deserve 2:54 mins of your time.

Wee Little Stitch create pixel-character-cross-stitch-patterns. Buy them at Etsy

Very true. A set of logos by Viktor Hertz that may be closer to brand than the actual company name. Via Booooooom

Loving these paintings by Minoru Nomata and wishing they were real.

12:31 is the time that Joseph Paul Jernigan was executed. He was convicted of murder in 1981 and his sentence was carried out on 5 August 1993. Before his death he donated his body to medical science and subsequently his body was sectioned and photographed as part of the Visible Human Project.

The video above is a remarkable journey through the 1,871 slices of his body from head to toe.

Amazing as this animation is, this is not where the story ended. Artists Croix Gagnon and Frank Schott used the animation to create light paintings by photographing it (on a computer screen) with long exposures. The results are eerie, yet beautiful recreations of Jernigan’s cadaver ‘floating’ in space.

I’m finding this track and video for Iron from Woodkid pretty awesome at the moment. Woodkid is an artist name for Yoann Lemoine who is a pretty talented director, photographer and just plain creative person.

Sometimes you see something and have an instant connection. The art and illustration of Nick Sheehy (AKA Showchicken) does just that for me. Sheehy’s characters wouldn’t look out of place in a children’s book, though the tale they tell feels much more adult. Loving the colour, detail and style.

You can find more Nick Sheehy on Flickr

Buy Nick Sheehy on Etsy, Big Cartel, inPRNT or One Off The Wall

I love graphics. Well it’s my job, isn’t it? When combined with photography it’s an instant win for me.

Bartholot is a designer whose photographic illustration has a strong sense of graphic composition. In his own words ‘Carefully crafted imagery.’ And colour. Though I probably don’t need to say that.

Thanks to BumBumBum for bring this to my attention.

This animation, created on-the-fly by Processing and reactive to a viewer’s perspective, is at once hypnotic and disturbing. Nice work Onformative

The Committee is a beautifully crafted toy with a dark secret, limited to an edition of 25 by Auditorium Toy Co. If anyone wants to buy me one, it’ll set you back $1200. This includes shipping.

‘Six business-attired figures, viewed from above in diagrammatic form, are passengers in a vehicle on a relaxing outing. However, one of the passengers is restrained. The trunk reveals various instruments and tools (length of rope, tape recorder, baseball bat, shovel, etc.). While each element in this scenario is individually innocuous, together they make up an undeniably sinister collection.’