Josh Poehlein is a Rochester Institute of Technology Photography Graduate. I stumbled upon his work the other day and I really dug it. His pieces are the perfect mix of photography and doodling - something I rarely (if ever) see. I find this to be a very interesting approach so I figured it might be nice to share some of his work with you today. He calls this collection "Borderlands".

Patrick Winfield is a graphic designer and a very talented artist that creates compositions putting together single pieces of Polaroid integral film. Patrick, who works as a graphic designer, started off creating collage and eventually started photographing the pieces on polaroid film. While experimenting with working polaroids into grids and composites, he ended up building more and more layers of his film collage.

This week we're going to talk about Renzo Piano and his main works that marked the history of architecture. Technology, in its unique and unusual ways, is still characteristic of his work that leaves people perplexed in all corners of the world.

I`m a total vintage freak... from movies, to music, passing through photography, going to illustration! I love it all. Vintage is a great style and when I find artists that do it I just get really happy to see it, and of course, to share it with all of you, and I've found some stylish work!

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The work of the small creative design agency based in London are totally awesome. They go by the name of IWANT, and make very creative designs full of style where art and design run very close to each other. Check it out!

I'm really into old vintage black and white photographs. There's something so pure and nostalgic about them, I can't even explain it. Anyway, the other night I was looking through ffffound for some inspiration and came across these really golden glamorous shots. The beauty of ffffound is that when you find an image you like, be prepared to find at least 30 more good ones. I started running into so many wonderful photographs that I decided to compile this collection for you guys today.

I have been thinking of doing a cartoon version of one of my favorite characters, Agatha Christies’ Detective Hercule Poirot, always portrayed as a strong willed and serious man. Doing such an intellectual and grumpy looking character in a cartoon fashion sounded like a funny idea to me. So I got my pencil and drew and colored it entirely on Photoshop CS3.

Last week I was reading my RSS feeds when I saw some incredible photos. Some of the were really funny as well, like an old skater. The photographer was Gary Salter, so I decided to visit his webiste to know a little bit more about his work. For more information visit Gary's webiste at http://www.garysalter.com/

We've seen some great gadgets and equipment for designers. So many cool stuff, that we could actually assemble infinite perfect office spaces! Every week we'll assemble a perfect office, and we'd like you to help us. What equipment would the perfect office have?