These fruit stickers are made of a water soluble organic scrubbing soap, perfect for removing pesticides, wax, dirt and fungicides. They even can be printed with product codes and logos.
What an impressive way to sell the Sharp brand of blades by WMF knives. Fine art and fine fruits, together at last.
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.
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.
Bowdoin College is currently hosting alumni, Harold M. Goralnick’s, Pop-up Book Collection and it will be on display through spring and into summer. The collection is extensive and his knowledge of the pop-up book is extraordinary. Take a look at some of the creative ways publishers have engineered paper to come to life as readers turn the page.
