PHILLENNIUM BLOG - Philipp Zurmoehle’s Design Blog

French artist Amose put some amazing new work on his Flickr page and if you happen to stop by in Hannover, Germany you can visit his solo exhibition at Nice/Nice Exhibition Space until July 10th.

Le Creative Sweatshop from France are doing very impressive paper cut objects and installations.

Arik Levy designs beautiful objects / products.

Xavier Encinas is a french art director living in Vancouver and he has a lot of remarkable graphic design work on his site.

Looking at Vincent Fournier’s superb high end photographs one could think that we’re already living in the future… like 2010 or something.

French Geneviève Gauckler still creates a lot of stuff that makes you smile.

Ludo’s Nature’s Revenge series is a cool thing to look at on the streets.

Mikel Telleria is doing some interesting abstracts.

Xavier Veilhan from Paris is the guy who built the figures on Air’s Pocket Symphony cover. He also builds a lot more great things.

Hellohikomori from Paris are loud, colourful and lively.

The sometimes surreal photography from Cedric Delsaux from Paris is definitely worth to take a look at… and don’t miss the Star Wars series!

Funky time in France: JeanSpezial

You can see some ill graphic stuff at ill Studio from France.

Graffiti artist Amose from France has some fresh illustrations to show. Especially in this Flickr gallery.

This french guy Damien Poulain is a jolly good graphic designer.

Inspiring french architecture: Serero.

Slick graphic/typographic work from Pierre Nguyen from Paris.

Those who missed Air’s Pocket Symphony site should definitely take a look at it. Nice webdesign style and for me Pocket Symphony is one of last year’s best albums.

21 year old Xavier Barrade from France impresses with a reduced, often handmade style. I love the statistic stuff.

Great french graphic design with great ideas by Thomas Couderc and Clément Vauchez: Helmo

i LiKe iLK from Paris!

Yet, some more Daft Punk links… Beatrice Naumann took nice shots of the robot combo and their Daftalive website is kind of worth a visit. It doesn’t have too much content, but I like the style of that page.

Daft Punk made a movie called Electroma. The story is not revolutionary, but the pictures are impressive and together with carefully picked music a really special atmosphere is created.