Swedish designer Daniel Egneus seeks inspiration from everyday life. His creations are dreamy, vibrant, whimsical and beautiful. With no formal training, Egneus has proven a success with an eclectic range of clients including BMW, Haagen-Dasz, Pepsi Cola Espagna, Playboy and Marie Claire.
Maren Esdar is a German born fashion illustrator specialising in mixed media collage. Esdar completed studies in the areas of styling and illustration, using these experiences to create unique, surreal and imaginative artworks.
Through her works, Esdar explores strong themes and imaginations with past works seeing connections between the topics of human fears and phobias, with one such collection titled arachnophobia. The relationship between cruelty and beauty has also been touched in her illustrations. Her works are a fabulous reference point and an imaginative source of inspiration.
The Phantom Research Foundation is a group of designers, artists and musicians who work on individual projects however are members of a common network of creativity. I discovered this unique group in the design book Romantik which holds a gorgeous collection of works from various international contemporary designers.
It is impossible to show all their different projects but i have included a few which really caught my eye. Follow the link from my blog and have a look for yourself. There is such a diverse range of work from the Phantom Research Foundation's website that I am sure you will find some inspiration too!
At first glance, you may not notice but these stunning chandeliers are actually made out of water bottle bottoms, cut out and illuminated from above. These creative art pieces give a new meaning to recycling and shows that even the most common every day object can be transformed into something beautiful.