Julien Pacaud from Paris, France puts together beautiful collage images.

Great architecture makes my jaw drop and thrusts upon me a sudden urge to visit and explore a space.

An ongoing side project by super talented Trüf Creative in Santa Monica.

Izett? Yes indeed it is.

Stunning images from Belgian photographer Maroesjka Lavigne.

Hightype; a 3D Typefoundry. Why not.

Space to Roam: a tribute to public lands, a stunning video piece by Andrew Studer highlighting the otherworldly landscapes of the Southwestern America’s public lands.

Soft – an audiovisual translation of the “sense of feeling things”, I surely felt something.

Elementor. Sounds like someone you might meet in a Conan the Barbarian film, or even one of He-man’s mates.

More minimal, geometry, animated goodness, this time from Irish based filmaker and artist Kevin McGloughlin.

An ace project by gun German animator Henning M. Lederer.

Great design and user experience only compliment worthy content.

Sometimes photography really strikes you. A couple of stunning images from Kristoffer Axén recently had that very pleasant effect on me.

Arena by Páraic McGloughlin is a short film created using images sourced from Google Earth.

Ferdio infographic agency in Copenhagen have undertaken this very interesting and somewhat curious little project.

From Joseph Bellows Gallery in California, Urban Color by Wayne Sorce.

Her images are tainted with a little fashion, a lot of fun, plenty of colour and just a hint of oddness.

Brooklyn-based musician, comedian and director Daniel Koren makes quirky little videos with a quick pace and sharp edit.

Chiara Zonca is a London based photographer whose stunning photography fills me with the urge to travel.

The moon in more detail than you’ve ever seen.

Nigerian photographer J.D. Okhai Ojeikere documented local hairstyles throughout the 60’s and 70’s.

Like a child frolicking in a field, so so good. Cars do seem to have personality, but not usually this much.

In late 2011 I contributed via Kickstarter to “The Happy Film”. A project undertaken by design guru Stefan Sagmeister.

As much as I love city life, I do often fantasize about living in a remote location in a incredible building.

pixelshifter animates too. Finally got around to putting an animation showreel together.

Born in ’70 makes me 11 years old during ’81, one of the many golden years of video gaming.

To use words of his own, “The result is beautiful imagery both abstract and very real.” So true.