Bubble Tree is an innovative idea from French designer Pierre Stephane Dumas. This transparent, inflatable tent provides campers with the best the of both worlds by combining glorious 360 degree views of nature with some modern amenities that enable even the “not-so-outdoorsy” types to be comfortable while “roughing it.”
Logos are a big deal, especially because they are often the first image your audience will see — that one chance to make your mark and grab their attention. These well-designed logos are great examples of capturing the essence of a business’s work and creating something that speaks volumes at a glance.
Matthew Cusick has created art out of maps! Using road maps and world maps, Cusick has created many landscapes and portraits like the pieces shown above. But there are many more, so click here to check them all out.
This video shows an orange being painted as if it were peeled away. As the artist progresses, the inside of the orange is exposed — each peel is pulled back, until finally, the only thing left shown is a single slice.
As every person in design knows, every idea begins with a sketch. These sketches and rendering are very well done and show how the final design was created. Great use of line quality, form and perspective help to share the idea with viewers in the sketches, and the computer-generated work speaks well of the concept that is divided luggage.
