Bonne Chance

A collection of art, design, illustration, typography, photography, ephemera, ideas, videos, music, quotes, internet memes, & general curiosities.

Feb 1
Fortune Magazine colour palette swoon. Via cartolleria


Fortune Magazine colour palette swoon. Via cartolleria


Jan 26
File under “Colour Palette Love”. Photo by Anja Mulder (via SeeSaw)

File under “Colour Palette Love”. Photo by Anja Mulder (via SeeSaw)


Jan 25

Jan 24
Scans from Ernst Haeckel’s Die Natur als Kunstlerin (Nature as Artist), published in 1904. Via Mandr, via Boing Boing. See more scans here.
“Haeckel was a biologist and an artist, and he merged both disciplines into a study of natural forms, shapes, symmetries and patterns from every aspect of the natural world.”

Scans from Ernst Haeckel’s Die Natur als Kunstlerin (Nature as Artist), published in 1904. Via Mandr, via Boing Boing. See more scans here.

“Haeckel was a biologist and an artist, and he merged both disciplines into a study of natural forms, shapes, symmetries and patterns from every aspect of the natural world.”

Jan 21

Jan 20
Alphabooby, a typeface made of boobies by Anthony Peters. See more of Anthony’s work here.

Alphabooby, a typeface made of boobies by Anthony Peters. See more of Anthony’s work here.


Jan 19

“We take the finest ingredients and put them in a yellow bowl filled with salt and butter.”

Pump Promotional Video by Dark Igloo

Watch this. Then watch it again. Watch it a third time and pause to read all the copy. Wait an hour and then watch it again. It’s that good!

Via Kitsune Noir


bauldoff:

Letterage by Marin van Uhm: Twenty-six letters of the alphabet constructed from seventeen overlapping geometric shapes.
(via Colt + Rane)

bauldoff:


Letterage by Marin van Uhm: Twenty-six letters of the alphabet constructed from seventeen overlapping geometric shapes.

(via Colt + Rane)


Jan 15
A Soda Can Compendium.
Darwin, bless the internet and the people who create things like this library of soda cans from 1938-1980. Via Draplin.

A Soda Can Compendium.

Darwin, bless the internet and the people who create things like this library of soda cans from 1938-1980. Via Draplin.


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