Silent white

If color could be a sound, white would be silence.
Experiencing abundant snow as it is falling and gathering is so much more profound than any images or written/verbal descriptions.
And at the end of this colorless, soundless vacuum, hand-pulled noodle soup.

Let no one unversed in geometry enter my door

Evil Twin Publications and the book and record design work of Stacy Wakefield Forte.

Homage to color

Since I saw the Bauhaus exhibit at the MoMA a couple weeks ago I've been thinking non-stop about Josef Albers.

Vertical succulent gardens

These one-of-a-kind ever-changing works of art can be made with panels that have special slanted planting cells, such as this. via poppytalk

Color fields

By Impactist (the rest of their site is worth checking out, too; they've done amazing visual work, both motion and still)

Morgan Blair

Josef Albers on acid! Morgan Blair.

Charlie Allen Weekly Scan

I adore this man, Charlie Allen, who is my grandpa's age (88!). He was a commercial illustrator during Mad Men times. Every week from 2008-09 he, with the help of a friend, scanned and posted work from his "portfolio" while providing a bit of historical narrative and perspective.

So, so sweet. December 9, 2009 was his last post after putting up about 2/3 of the work from his career. via Design Observer: Observed

Logos & trademarks by Stefan Kanchev

Stefan was a Bulgarian graphic designer. This is a marvelous website collecting and celebrating his work. via swissmiss and Human Resources

Tokujin Yoshioka's window installation for Hermès

The magic is in the video. Made my heart skip a few beats. via Design Observer: Observed

Motoi Yamamoto

Salt installations by Motoi Yamamoto. via kottke