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In a world of creators, few are truly creative. This is The Creative Cool..
a regular newsletter celebrating the bright spots in culture, for professional designers & others who appreciate high art & design culture..
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+ For The Love Of God
Damien Hirst, the renowned British artist, has left an indelible mark on the contemporary art world with his provocative & controversial works. Best known for his exploration of themes like death, beauty & the fragility of life, Hirst’s art challenges viewers to confront their own perceptions. His iconic pieces, such as the formaldehyde-preserved shark & diamond-encrusted skull, have sparked global conversations & redefined the boundaries of modern art.
“For The Love Of God”
“The Physical Impossibility Of Death In The Mind Of Someone Living”
+ Rim Reapers
Graohic Designer Zach Shuta is known for his ability to blend functionality & striking aesthetics. With a portfolio that spans branding, design & creative direction, Shuta’s work is characterized by clean lines, bold typography & high attention to detail. His approach has made him a sought-after talent in the industry, where he consistently delivers projects that are both visually compelling & strategically sound. Shuta’s ability to craft memorable brand identities set him apart as a leader in the design community, pushing the envelope of creativity for major brands including Nike & Adidas.
+ Powder & Rails
Jake Burton, the legendary visionary behind Burton Snowboards, revolutionized the world of snowboarding & left an enduring legacy. Known as the "father of snowboarding," Burton's innovative designs transformed a niche sport into a global phenomenon. His commitment to snowboarding equipment & culture not only elevated the sport, but created a vibrant community around it. Burton inspired generations of riders to embrace the thrill of the mountains. His passion & creativity continue to shape the snowboarding world long after his passing at 65 years old. RIP!
+ 124 MPH
Zero Motorcycles, a pioneer in electric motorcycling, has redefined what it means to ride with power & sustainability. Known for their cutting-edge technology & sleek designs, Zero Motorcycles combine the thrill of riding with the benefits of electric power, offering on & off-road bikes that are as efficient as they are exhilarating. With a commitment to innovation, they’ve set a new standard, delivering high-performance motorcycles leading the charge, while inspiring riders to embrace a more sustainable future on two wheels.
+ Gods Of Graffiti
The Seventh Letter graffiti crew, an influential collective in the street art world, pushes urban art with their bold & dynamic work. At the forefront of this movement is Risk, a legendary graffiti artist whose unique style & fearless approach have made him a cornerstone of the crew. Known for vibrant color palettes & large-scale murals, Risk has played a pivotal role in elevating graffiti from the streets to the galleries, while maintaining a raw, rebellious spirit. The Seventh Letter & Risk as a leading figure, continue to define the evolution of graffiti, leaving an indelible mark on both the art world & urban culture.
+ “There Is No Quality Without Passion”
Dive into the rich history of one of the world’s most iconic sports brands in this new book by Katharina Sussek & Jens Müller. Founded in 1948 by Rudolf Dassler, PUMA transformed from a small German shoe factory into a global powerhouse in sports & lifestyle. This visually stunning book chronicles the brand’s graphic evolution through nearly 1,000 rare illustrations from the company’s archives, offering a detailed look at PUMA’s iconic design journey. From early postwar letterheads to legendary sneaker lines like TRINOMIC and DISC, The Graphic Heritage celebrates the unique fusion of sport & design that has defined PUMA for decades.
+ Maneki-Neko
The Chinese Money Cat, or Maneki-neko, is a widely recognized symbol of good luck & prosperity, with roots in both Japanese & Chinese culture. Originating in Japan during the Edo period, its design was meant to beckon good fortune. Though its creator remains unknown, Chinese merchants adopted the figurine to attract customers & success in business. Now a fusion of tradition & modern commerce, the Money Cat has become an enduring cultural icon across the globe.
+ Made In Italy
Poliform, a leader in Italian design, is renowned for its sleek, modern approach to furniture solutions. Since its founding in 1970, Poliform has built a reputation for crafting timeless, high-quality pieces that blend function with sophisticated aesthetics. Poliform’s commitment to innovation & craftsmanship has made it a favorite among designers & architects worldwide. With exquisite materials & customizable shapes, Poliform continues to create contemporary living spaces, defining elegance & style in homes across the globe.
+ Design Process By Archie Riddle
@artworkbyarchie Design Process for one my Latest Designs - Phunky @ Bambuu #raveposters #graphicdesign #graphicdesigntutorial #flyer #design
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