kinderpostzegels > a serie of stamps in collaboration with a Dutch children’s welfare charity from Christian Borstlap
LET CHILDREN LEARN > buy them here

Lees Mee braille postzegels > stamps by René Put.

Mandat de direction artistique réalisé pour Publicis Montréal. > on en parle sur infopresse

Dans le cadre de la campagne l’avenir ça se fabrique, un site web devait être conçu pour inviter à la mobilisation, prendre conscience des enjeux qui entourent le secteur des manufacturiers du Québec et donc donner une voix à la population en signant la déclaration.

Un message porteur d’avenir pour le secteur des manufacturiers du Québec et surtout une occasion de laisser tomber nos vieilles perceptions > LE QUÉBEC MANUFACTURIER, SOYONS-EN FIERS!

Nous vous invitons à visiter le site et à participer en signant la déclaration! C’est très important dans la mesure ou un secteur manufacturier en santé et actif au sein de la chaîne de valeur de notre économie locale et mondiale profite à tous.

Photographer and teacher based in New York > Amy Stein

From spy :
Some public actions lacking a clear commercial purpose may be percieved by the public in different ways. Some feel a romantic quality in the lack of self-interest. Others critizise them as something invasive, a viewpoint that incites a second thought about the flood of commercial images that shapes our landscape

Nice add.
Lego> an alternative form of entertainment. One that actually builds minds and imagination.

via flickr

From Amelia Roberts > London based graphic designer.

The Virtual Water project > www.traumkrieger.de
300g of beef = 4500 litres of water…

Water is probably one of the most precious resources and vital for everyone’s everyday life. In spite of this obvious fact, people use large amounts of water: drinking, cooking and washing, but even more for producing things such as food, paper, cotton clothes, etc.

One of the most important research papers in this field is Chapagain, A.K. and Hoekstra, A.Y. (2004), »Water footprints of nations«, Value of Water Research Report Series No. 16, UNESCO-IHE, Delft, the Netherlands.
Designer Timm Kekeritz created a poster, visualizing parts of their research data, to make the issue of virtual water and the water footprint perceptible.

The water footprint of a person, company or nation is defined as the total volume of freshwater that is used to produce the commodities, goods and services consumed by the person, company or nation.
The idea of the water footprint is quite similar to the ecological footprint, but focussing on the use of water.

www.traumkrieger.de/virtualwater/