At Baoshan No. 2 Central Primary School in Shanghai, a new connection between OLA Shanghai, LEGO China, and Nike has redefined what a school playground can be. Taking its cue from the modest 2×3 LEGO brick, the project transforms that universal object of imagination into a full-scale landscape of movement, creativity, and design. Within this […]

Derek Gores’ NYC Strut is more than an image—it’s a rhythm, a pulse captured through paper, texture, and typography. Known for his innovative collage technique, Gores reconstructs familiar icons of modernity using recycled materials: magazines, maps, advertisements, and newsprint. The result is an artwork that bridges the gap between realism and abstraction, between chaos and […]

When Nike unveiled the Ja 3 “Zombie” edition, fans expected another Halloween-themed shoe—neon greens, glow-in-the-dark soles, and horror-inspired details. What they didn’t expect was a story that blurred the line between marketing myth and urban nightmare. The Ja 3 Zombie became more than a shoe; it became a living legend. The first wave hit on […]

The Familiar Becomes New Again Microsoft has quietly refreshed the icons for its ten core Office applications—Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and more. The change is not radical, but it’s meaningful. The new designs are softer, curvier, and alive with color gradients that feel modern and approachable. This visual update follows the Fluent Design System, Microsoft’s […]