BONBON is a blog with the sole purpose of showcasing professional and personal art works created by Marko Ljubez. Fantastic work.

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Designer and art director Diddo in Amsterdam wrote to let me know of his new project involving very cool textured websuits.

I was able to map textures onto the suits to create original designs that evoke the mysteries of the seas.

Be sure to check out his other projects including the designer gas masks and the encoded wallpapers.

I came across this amazing stop motion piece for the Olympus PEN camera on twitter. The producer, Michael Kadelbach and his team shot 60.000 pictures, developed 9.600 prints and shot over 1.800 pictures again. They also claim that no post production was involved.

Silverlimbo is a Australian music, arts and culture magazine. I was pleasantly surprised to see that the second issue contained an interesting piece on the Icelandic band múm. Go check it out. I recommend reading it in full screen.

BLUNA, a young studio from Argentina that specializes in motion graphics productions sent me a link to their ‘09 reel. Pretty nice work!

Matt Robinson and Tom Wrigglesworth, both communication design graduates from Kingston University recently published this inspiring video as a responce to the D&AD Student Awards brief set by Hewlett Packard.

A team of film makers, put together by David Lynch, travel around the country to interview interesting and often eccentric people. The interviews are posted on David Lynch Interview Project site. Some of the interviews are really thought provoking.

My friend Pierre Marly updates his portfolio with bunch of quality work. Pierre is a French art director and graphic designer currently living and working in Reykjavík, Iceland. I absolutely love his surreal sweets illustrations (above).

The design blog FormFiftyFive just posted an interview with Alex Trochut, illustrator and typographer from Barcelona. (Recently featured here on Createmake) Watch the interview here or head over to FormFiftyFive for article and list of questions.

I really like the ballpoint pen illustrations of the Japanese Shohei Otomo. (Some might not be safe for work)

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