Jonathan Kong

"Yoritsuki is a software application whose theme is that of a Japanese inn. Guest room are richly imbued with Japanese atmosphere. The view changes completely with the turn of the four seasons." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"The FM 365 project is the result of Flying Mouse’s Project of doing one design per day for a whole year! Every week there will be 7 new products available! These 7 new products will be available for a quick pre-sale at a lower price for the entire week and once the week ends there will be 7 newer products to replace them and so on." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"We pulled together 30 Valentines Day T-shirt Gift Ideas where you’ll find unforgettable and unique T-shirt ideas for your boyfriend, girlfriend or both. We hope these T-shirt ideas give you a alternate source than the same old gift of flowers and chocolates every Valentines Day." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

Valentines Day is comiiiiiiiing - Craig Davis

"My work involves the construction of small-scale meticulously detailed models using various materials and objects to create emotive landscapes. Every aspect from the construction to the lighting of the final model is painstakingly pre-planned using methods which force the viewers perspective when photographed from a specific angle. Using a mixture of photographic techniques such as scale, depth of field, white balance and lighting I am able to drastically alter the appearance of my materials." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

That's great work!! - özlem ercan

"Our last missive covered the most successful fonts of 2009. Now it’s time to take a look at the year ahead. While no one can predict what will be a hit, we can make some educated guesses based on the latest shifts in style. Here’s what we see taking pages and screens by storm in 2010. Beat the curve and be among the first to put these trendsetters to use." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"Art director Sam Kuo at Kuo Design created the original version of this grid after Fortune named Apple's (AAPL) Steve Jobs CEO of the decade in November 2009. Kuo and Robert Newman have posted an annotated gallery version, with names of artists and art directors, on the SPD Blog and Mediaite." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

Cool use of paper and pop-ups from Lime Green Genius final year project, POPs. - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

The work of Columbian illus­tra­tor Luisa Uribe. - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"I realize that “sculptor” may not be the most accurate description of Mitsuru Katsumoto but I dislike the term “multimedia artist” so indulge me in my peculiarities as I attempt to convey my thoughts about the artist. Mitsuru Katsumoto was born 1961 in Shiga Prefecture. Her first exhibition took place at Gallery Eve in 1995 and was aptly titled “Secret Garden.” Since then her work has revolved around the curious and mysterious, often offering sneak peeks into her secretive world of eye-catching details and anachronistic furnishings." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"Take an iconic movie monster, add some neon color and Warholian-flair, and boom… instant pop art. These Marylinized Monsters by Jesse Lenz incorporate the iconic Warhol portrait of Marylin Monroe, or at least Marylin’s hair, into famous portraits of famous movie monsters." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"John Courtney Little’s paintings contain such surreal narrations, full of intense scenarios with eloquently symbolic characters that attempt to exist in such chaotic and mysterious environments. Using a dark and muted color palette focusing around the action of the protagonist or simply the chaotic environment around them, the paintings are very expressive and well crafted." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"Kristy Anne Ligones, aka KDLIG is a graphic designer and illustrator from Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines. Her personal works are inspired by Surrealism, Urban, Graffiti and Low-Brow art, mostly focused in digital, though from time to time, she still does traditional art like pen and ink, oil and acrylic painting. Her major breakthrough was when she won an international online shirt design competition at threadless that made a mark for her to establish a name in the world of Graphic and shirt designing in the online art community." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet

"This environmental infographic shows consumption levels of various materials and relative timelines until we run out of them. It also shows the impact of American consumption, in particular, and makes the point by showing the even worse spot we’d be in if the world’s per capita consumption rate was just half that of the United States." - Jonathan Kong from Bookmarklet