
APPIA Branding and Packaging by Nouvelle Administration
Appia's white bottles carry one coral line triangle each, with pink salt, a stone and a red apple staged around the tonic mist.
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Appia's white bottles carry one coral line triangle each, with pink salt, a stone and a red apple staged around the tonic mist.

Freelance illustrator Raúl Soria, from Zaragoza in Spain and now working in Berlin.
Recent work from Washington designer and illustrator Matt Chase.

Uri Lotan's animated video for Jane Bordeaux's 'Ma'agalim' puts a perpetually moving landscape inside a penny arcade machine.

New work from Bristol illustrator Joe Waldron.

Studio Mut builds the Kunsthalle Bozen identity from stacked condensed capitals, one red disc, and a wordmark that doubles as pattern.

Rafael Araujo drafts three-dimensional spaces with nothing but pencil, compass and protractor — now collected as a coloring book.

Sean O'Connor's Waypoints keeps one cover template across issues: the title set large, a figure in a red hat on rock, a red band down the spine.

London artist Rebecca Louise Law hung 30,000 live flowers above Bikini Berlin's atrium on copper wire, designed from the outset to dry and fall.

Latvian illustrator Alex Konahin builds dog portraits from pure filigree — black-and-white ink drawings where every strand of fur is scrollwork.

Noemie Le Coz's identity for the small press runs on stationery, a wordmark and a web presence that let the covers do the talking.

Graphic design work from Pouya Ahmadi.

Jorge Mayet's tree sculptures hang in mid-air, a small house on the trunk and a tangle of roots below, built from paper, wire, fabric and acrylics.

Nui Studio, formerly We Love Eames, designed the Mygdal plant lamp: a sealed ecosystem of mouth-blown glass and aluminium that lights a room.

Daniel Beltrá photographs landscapes on all seven continents, mostly from airplanes and helicopters, over two decades of work.

Christian Watson draws miniature ink landscapes on the tips of pencils — log cabins, lighthouses and animals under half an inch tall.

Austin Radcliffe's Things Organized Neatly arranges watermelons, padlocks and keys into even grids; six years of the tumblelog become a book.
An anonymous illustrator posting as Sparrows makes short GIFs of magical realism — pelicans playing scrabble, tattoos blooming from skin.

Boris Seewald rotoscoped more than 1,200 hand-painted frames to make the video for Ralf Hildenbeutel's 'Disco'.

Blu painted a giant green prisoner across a Naples street corner, tearing at its striped uniform.

Daniel Arsham cut a 300-foot path through the SCAD Museum of Art, built from a sequence of faux-concrete walls that widen as you walk.

Recent work from Omaha graphic designer and illustrator Matt Carlson.

Works from Netherlands-based illustrator Jenna Arts.

Masashi Wakui photographs Tokyo at night in rain: wet asphalt turning every sign into amber streaks, silhouetted umbrellas and lantern-lit alleys.