Bike Like a New Yorker Poster Design. I’ve been the NYC a couple of times, and I must say that I’d probably rather be on a bike than navigate the busy streets in a car! Excellent poster design concept from BIKENYC. Via.
Goodnight Hong Kong, London, New York and Sydney; these stunning birds-eye view photographs do these great cities justice (above shot is of Hong Kong). At night, the appearance of megacities really comes alive when lit-up by their fluorescent counterparts:
These realistic paintings were produced by talented Janet Ternoff. She is a self-taught artist living and working in New York, who creates cityscapes in oil paints. The majority of her work are scenes from New York City:
Dublin-based Studio Me&Him&You, founded by Peter Dillon and Ronan O’Gara, created these simple and minimalist set of city posters. Each design shows a major city, and displays the tallest buildings (which are also the most recognisable in each one).
This fast-paced video is entitled Who needs a mountain, and quickly documents snowboarders jumping off bridges and jumping stairs and rails in the city. It was produced by brand O’Neill, but this isn’t in any way an endorsement of their brand—it’s just a great video to watch…
★ Like this post? Then see also: Stunning Photography by Richard Mosse.
Check out these interesting ‘chalk shadows’ by Michael Neff, who lives in New York City, USA. As can be seen in these images, Michael draws around the outlines of shadows to create a very unique effect. These photos were taken in Seattle and New York:
I just came across this great New York Jazz Poster via Gareth Coxon. I’m unsure who the original designer is for this piece, but if you know, please contact me so I attribute credit. Also via Designspiration.net.
This stunning stop/start video is named “Sandpit”, and shows a day in the life of New York City. Having access to some of New York’s rooftops and balconies, videographer Sam O’Hare shot the movie with a camera on fully manual and the automatic vignette removal turned off. I think the movie is totally surreal. To check it out, watch the video near the end of this post.
This New York City spaghetti packaging was designed by Alex Creamer, who is a student at the University of Central Lancashire in the UK. I think the design is totally unique, and I see he truly ‘thinks outside the box’…
