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A typographic project by Columbus, Ohio based designer Danielle Evans.

German photographeJens Fersterra took some amazing photos in Shanghai recently.

FedEx Creative: Matthew Brink

UK-based illustrator and graphic artist Neil Stevens has created a series of beautiful minimalist posters that are inspired by old airline baggage tags. 

Loading of Knowledge. Online School of Glavbukh Ad by SmartHeart

Part of the test shot Jason and I made for the LNWC trailer. 

Upon getting arrested for driving under the influence, 19-year-old Christopher McKay from Alberta, Canada was given two options to exercise his right to counsel: a 1-800 hotline number and a phone book. After struggling to find a lawyer he wanted, McKay then told police that Google was his go-to source of any information, to which Judge Heather Lamoureux responded by ruling that “police must provide an accused with Internet access in order to exercise their right to counsel.”

[View the full article over at Inspirez]

Mitsubishi - Lancer Evolution.  From 0 to 60 mph in 5.6 seconds.

At first glance you could mistake these stunning natural light sculptures for actual light fixtures. Canadian artist James Nizam has created these sculptures in the rooms of an abandoned property in Delta, Canada. He lets sunlight into the rooms by drilling holes and gaps in the house; using small mirrors attached to ball joints, he then bounces the sunbeams around the rooms to make various geometric patterns. 

Expedia: Luggage Stickers

Icebergs

Awesome Photos of African Wildlife Through Hidden Spy Cams

Creative Christmas Advertisements

Back in time: 1977 Mercedes-Benz C111-III concept