Life would be a lot easier if we could just manipulate certain elements from our daily routine, wouldn’t it? That’s what proves us the video I Have PSD, showing how would it be if we could use some of the Photoshop CS5 tools in the real world.

Ilots Temporels is a photographic series by French Thomas Jorion. Travelling around the world searching for derelict places, the artist captures the passage of time in images full of trash and silence.

HandMadeFont is an Estonian design studio specialized in creating different and unique typefaces. Check out their latest projects and keep your references up to date.

Santa Claus enjoying a cigarette, babies drowning in soda bottles, women extremely submissive to their husbands. These are just a few of the situations depicted in some vintage ads that would probably lack in popularity nowadays. Get to see them all.

Even though we received tons of works (over 300), our Top 50 3D will exceptionally be a Top 40. May it be for the style, the idea or execution, the selected artworks were:

See here for the latest work by Brazilian duo Os Gemeos, which proposes a reflection about Brazil’s political direction and comes in handy in these turbulent times of election.

Check out a list with the 10 most interesting iPad applications for designers and creative professionals. Among the selected programs, you’ll find apps for illustration, image edition, vector drawing and more.

Contradicting the classic stereotype of the bohemian artist, Niark1 works a lot. Besides developing projects for a number of clients worldwide, he creates personal paintings, illustrations, posters, toys and street art. Check out some of his work.

“Illustration” might not be the best term to define Jessica Fortner’s work. After all, between preliminary sketches and digital post-production, her creative process is mainly based on sculptures. Get to know her work.

Showing manipulated images of people bearing deep wounds and fresh scars, the series Fake Too Fake aims to demystify the idea of a beauty that resists to all battles against time, communicating our appearance’s fragility. Check out this work.

Ever wondered how would the Star Wars trilogy be if it were a three-minute paper animation? Then you need to check out the video directed by Eric Power that adapts George Lucas’ story into a much more modest – but still fun – format.