Doing my everyday research online to get inspiration for my posts I saw Matthieu Bessudo's work and really liked it. He is an illustrator graduated from Supinfocom France also known as McBess and owner of a great talent to produce pieces that can really catch our attention.

This is not the first time Abduzeedo is giving space to some concept cars images and for sure this won"t be the last post about this around here.

Following the Black Week spirit I’ve put together some amazing black & white photographs here to instigate your taste for ‘black’.

Continuing my research about photography and its different formats I found some pretty nice underwater fashion photos that I would like to share here. I really like this technique because it shows the photographers talent and also the model capacity of standing still to provide the best close to the image.

Today I was really thinking on a Starbucks coffee. As I don't have this option here at my hometown Porto Alegre and I really admire the whole style of this brand I decided to get material from them to show here.

I was looking for a sleeve for my laptop online and I found so many options and designs for it that I decided to put some of them together to show here to you!

The first time I saw Ratcliffs work I got amazed about his talent to capture a scene and show it in a surrealist way, an artistic way. At that time I didn't know much about photography or HDR either, but even so, I really liked what I saw.

I was doing my everyday lookup for inspiration online when I bumped into Ron Arad's work (http://www.ronarad.com/ ). I got really impressed with his work, creativity and new forms of designing old objects. It's amazing how he can change a regular chair, sofa or a piece of furniture into art.

Here in Brazil these are some pretty famous flip-flops that we call "Havaianas, as legítimas" (I believe that the best translation for this would be 'Havaianas, the real ones').

Since the first time I saw a piece made of acrylic, and I remember pretty well I saw what a called a very impressive 'transparent' chair, I got amazed about how some designers can think of new and beautiful ways to apply cool materials to our day to day stuff.