Great idea of making an annual report more interesting: the new annual report of Austria Solar has a great design that is only visable in the sunlight. Creative Credit: Serviceplan

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For all the retromaniacs out there: Serie 1 Retro TV doesn’t only have a great design but you can switch to sepia- and black & white-view if you want to get even more retro. Two thumbs up!

Love the idea: the Chrono-Shredder by Susanne Hertrich visualizes how time flies.

As a creative it is important to get yourself in a designy mood. Nothing is as good as feeling bouncy and happy and everything flows off your fingers. Music is a great way to get there. So I thought I will share  some very good pieces from my playlist with you once in a while. Let’s start our ‘Creative Soundtrack’. We start with the young, new, very sympathic and very talented australian band San Cisco and their song ‘Awkward’.

Famous alcohol brands packed in beverage cartons instead of their prominent bottles. A project by Jörn Beyer of JØRN. Made me smile. More images here.

Noma Bar an israeli graphic designer, who is very famous for his negative space illustrations, is nominated for the Designs of the Year Graphics Award 2012. Take a peak at his amazing work and the artist himself. See more…

Great package design by Elena Sancho. Muyum is all about healthy food for kids, but I think it also works for adults. Great fresh look.

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Joseph Mitchell, Jess Watson, Jess Moore and Eva Ni of the Natcoll design school in Auckland, New Zealand gave ‘Everyday Hero’ chocolate of Whittakers a great new design. I would say: Package design A+.

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The Göteborg-based design collaboration Kontor Kontur created 8 colorful still life poster (available now), with “ordinary but beautiful things” they found in their office. Kontor Kontur is a design office, for graphic design, product design and interior design.

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FACETURE are handmade vases by London-based designer Phil Cuttance, who turned even the production of the vases into art. But see for yourself.