Mess That I Love… I mean it in the good sense. When I was preparing the collection of website/portfolios of British designer and developers I was feeling like in a hospital: very clean and neat style, almost zero images, white, gray, blue and black. All in order, accent on works and portfolio. Today I was looking over the websites of Americans creators, guys that’s such a mess and I love it! They don’t follow some definite style just do what they want to do, they don’t focus on portfolio but have fun in everything they make which make their websites look even more creative.  It’s Friday today, let me share some of this amazing mess with you!

Sans-Concept.com | The Art and Design of Eric Carl
Website www.sans-concept.com

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Satyendra Pakhalé is a talented designer living in Amsterdam, Netherlands.  For some time he was working at Philips Design and thenin 1998 he set up his own design practice in Amsterdam. He’s working in the various areas- furniture design, objects, products, transportation. His main material is ceramics, glass and plastic.

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Holding a plate in one’s hands, its form, texture, ans case of use make the heart skip. It naturally elicits people’s smiles. WASARA is such a series of paper tableware.

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Some facts about food and McDonald’s.

- Every day about 25% of Americans have launch or dinner in the fast food restaurants.
- Every year McDonald’s hires 1 million people.
- McDonald’s gives job to teenagers.
- Every week an average American eats 3 hamburgers and 4 fries.
- Every eights person working in US was once working in McDonald’s.
- McDonald’s spends more on advertising than any other brand in the world.
- About 96% of American children aged till 6 will recognize Ronald McDonalds. More famous is only Santa.
-  McDonald’s is a place to bring children. There’s a playground in almost every restaurant.

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All of us might be more or less acquainted with the Russian Matryoshka, initially the toy invented at the end of the 19th century for the children and presently one of the popular traditional Russian souvenirs. First Matryoshkas were featuring Russian girls in their folk dresses ( there were no dolls in Russia at that time) and later on the painters started drawing holidays and different events.  In the world of high technology there are still craftsmen that follow the tradition of Matryoshka design and painting but there are also new creators with the new approach.

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