Step aside Partridge Family, there's a new bus in town!This four-color print, by the wonderful Phoenix based illustrator Meg Hunt, incorporates a few of my favorite things: animals, transportation, and lots of patterns! This mobile zoo accounts for a lot

Most articles I see related to Russian poster design tend to focus on the film and propaganda posters of the 1920s and 30s. Works by Alexander Rodchenko and El Lissitzky as well the Stenberg brothers often come to mind. This

The inaugural exhibition in the newly re-located Herb Lubalin Study Center of Design and Typography.On view in Cooper Union's new gallery, the installation includes recent posters, publications, and motion graphics by internationally recognized graphic designers that spotlight an emerging trend

The Mandalah team down in Sao Paulo has created some interesting handmade tickets for next week's Good Ideas in Collaboration Salon.

In Sweden, one company has created T-post, which claims to be "the world's first wearable magazine".

Stephen King's latest novel Under The Dome is not due to be released till November 10th, but in the meantime, fans have the opportunity to get a copy of it early, if they have the patience to unravel a series

Levi Strauss & Co is taking a small step to help decrease the amount of textiles that are thrown away every year by adding a "donate to goodwill" icon to their clothing's care tags.

Virtual Street Corners brings together two communities who rarely interact with the help of a video connection.

Coca-Cola announced that it is launching a new social media push that will send three bloggers to more than 200 countries in a year, with the goal of uncovering what makes people happy.

Designer Andreas Lutz inspires visitors to ditch their mouse, allowing them to explore his website using voice and motion alone.

Using nano-dynamo technology built into the skids of the chair and efficient OLED lighting, Rochus Jacob's Murakami Chair powers an attached reading lamp with energy generated from its own rocking motion.

Bruno Levy and Blake Shaw make up Sweatshoppe, a mutimedia performance group who have developed a way to "paint" with video.

Relatious is a micro-blogging site for all aspects of relationships.

How will universal authorship shape future society? Seed Magazine has published an article that poses just that question, examining the growing numbers of "publishers" across all medium.

By processing the "Mo Money Mo Problems" music video, Nick Hardeman has generated a series of images which display the color and action of the video in a highly abstract form.

Designer Camillo Vanacore has developed an ingenious and beautiful portable fireplace.

Behance is a company that organizes the creative world to make ideas happen. Every Wednesday, Behance shares 5 fresh art and design projects from their network with PSFK.

Anna Sui has created a stylish Boot For Fitflop-Shoes, the flip flops that are reported to exercise you as you walk..

The Fixers are a Brooklyn based group that gets together once a week to repair and re-purpose all kinds of broken things - shoes, radios, lamps, clocks - anything is game.

This past weekend we had the opportunity to attend the Planning-ness conference at the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, lead by PSFK friend (and Likemind SF host), Mark Lewis.