Today we’re starting the show with several cool photos. Check NatGeo penguins, Andy Mahr‘s brilliant landscape shot as well as a beautiful lady washing dishes in 50′s calling. From today’s illustrations my pick would be the robber by Michal Dziekan and Seagus by Lucas Leibholz …that one is kinda cute :). Next I would like to recommend The public image by Wes Nijssen which you’ll find between typography artworks. I am sure you’re busy so I won’t slow you down too much with this intro … the last recommendation is from our freebie section. Get brilliant “precious” Photoshop type styles by Graphic River. Worth it. Enjoy!

Photography

LiFe In CoLoR : Green by National Geographic by unknown

LiFe In CoLoR : Blue by National Geographic by unknown

Mermaid by Rafal Makiela

Handle With Care by Richard Horsfield

Photo by Andy Mahr

50′s calling by unknown

SILVER SPIRIT by Andrey & Lili

Illustrations

Illustration 2011 by Michal Dziekan

Seagus by Lucas Leibholz

Work by Ragnampiza

Work by Budi Satria Kwan

Goldfish Parade by Jake Probelski

Sacrifice in Fire by Sandra D.

3d Arts

Doll in bottle by Aleksandr Kuskov

Happy Sadness by Adrien Castel

Art and Digital Art

Work by Terry Border

Le Mont Ventoux by Michèle Reynier

Artwork by unknown

Artwork by unknown

Pepper Motion by Stanley Lau

Typography

Sketches 15 by José Azevedo

Illustrated Type (Growing Power) by Abby Lindstrom

THE PUBLIC IMAGE by Wes Nijssen

Cool Logo Design

Holleywood Productions by Alan Oronoz

Advertising

Ad by Mauro Risch

Romaest: Once upon a time. Now. 1 by KEY ADV

OHC latino: Santa by OHC latino

Architecture and Design

Renaissance Tower by FXFOWLE

Dormitory Facility at the New School of Architecture and Design in San Diego by Brandon Martella

Technology

Light Ivy by Choi Hyeryong & Choi Ho Seok

Work by Jung Inyoung

Web

ThemeForest

Interesting Article

Fantasy scenes by Raphael Lacoste

Freebies

Precious Photoshop Styles by graphicriver

Free Font

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Motion

We Were Wanderers On A Prehistoric Earth by James W Griffiths