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SCULPTURES  BY ORTHOGONAL INTERSECTION

Shapes produced by orthogonal intersection, on the other hand, are the result of applying method and the shape generated is virtually unpredictable; it depends solely on the lines I decide to draw on the two sides of the cube or parallelepiped corresponding to the genetic code of nature.

Shapes generated in this fashion have to be screened by my taste for beauty. Only a few are destined to be transformed into finished works.

Kassandra

Tom Chambers

Me Company

Loganart

Simen Johan

Caryn Drexl

Yatsutani Taizo

The-Panic

Auguria

Susan Burnstine

Melbourne illustrators, designers and men-about-townTin&Edare known and loved for many things. Their lost-in-a-forest illustrations, their science-meets-whimsy line-based art, their collages, their photographs, their escapades and their generally unexpected solutions to design problems. Tin&Ed's work is great, probably because they strive to find the best answer to each design challenge rather than aiming for a distinct studio style. Their recent work forCrumpleris not only awesome to behold, but has applications way beyond the commercial. Check out the animated alphabet and behold your ticket to the best graphic email signature ever. Spend a few minutes on the site and you'll work out what we mean.

In Brazil, like most everywhere else, Easter tradition dictates giving chocolate eggs to relatives and friends. With the motto "Life has more taste when we feed our eyes before we delight the palate,"Sweet Brazil Chocolateshave been producing wonderful "design chocolate" since 1987—a superior choice for celebrating the holiday.
While every major chocolate brand working double to fill the supermarkets with thematic eggs—like Hello Kitty, X Men and the Power Puff Girls, among many others—distorting the original meaning of the gift and diluting the quality, Sweet Brazil makes miniature works of art out of chocolate that's also delicious.

Constantly searching for the ideal balance between design, form, flavor and texture, they've just launched their Easter 2007 products. Check their exquisite "Faberge Egg," (pictured above left) inspired by the legendary and priceless Russian pieces of jewellery, and the incredibly chess-pattern egg called "Op," (pictured above left), as well as other crafted pieces of pure chocolate delight.
byAndré Felipe, ag407