Source Design You Trust  The brilliant sci-fi and cyberpunk-themed artworks of Brad Wright, a freelance digital artist and illustrator based in the United Kingdom. More: Artstation Source

Source Design You Trust  During World War II, anticipating potential chemical attacks on American soil, the U.S. government collaborated with Walt Disney in 1942 to design a Mickey Mouse-themed gas mask to alleviate children’s fear of wearing such equipment. Approximately 1,000 of these masks, featuring Mickey’s signature ears and facial features, were produced by the…

Source Design You Trust  Meet MIYOYO a concept artist and a indie game developer based in Beijing, China. More: Artstation Source

Source Design You Trust  Heinrich Hoffmann, a German physician, created “Der Struwwelpeter” in 1845 after failing to find a suitable Christmas gift for his three-year-old son. This collection of illustrated rhyming stories depicts children facing dire consequences for misbehavior, such as a girl who plays with matches and burns to death, and a boy who…

Source Design You Trust  Winner: “Burning Flower” by Marek Biegalski The 2024 Nature Photography Contest highlighted the magnificence of the natural world through stunning images of serene mountains, lush forests, starry skies, and glowing nocturnal scenes. Each photograph showcased the photographers’ exceptional ability to blend artistic vision with the untouched beauty of Earth’s landscapes. More:…

Source Design You Trust  Everything in this world is a remix, and architect Felipe de Castro (previously featured) from Rio de Janeiro exemplifies this by drawing inspiration for his building designs from everyday objects like earrings, potato chips, and napkins. Known for reimagining objects on a larger scale, Felipe turns ordinary items into extraordinary architectural…

Source Design You Trust  From the authors of the breakout bestseller ‘All my friends are dead’ and in the humorous vein of ‘Go the F**k to Sleep’ comes a laugh-out-loud collection of bad advice that turns the children’s alphabet book on its head. Adorable illustrated characters lead readers down a path of poor decision-making, and…

Source Colossal   On the sides of rusted barrels or crushed steel spheres, Lithuanian artist Severija Inčirauskaitė-Kriaunevičienė (previously) applies delicate reminders of resilience. Using cotton thread, the artist cross-stitches vibrant flowers and butterflies onto facets of corroded metal, merging materials that appear to have little in common. Where metal is rough, strong, and utilitarian, embroidery is tender,…