Di$count is a strange Australian blog that is a mixture of culture and lifestyle and a fashion line that repurposes old clothes to mix and match fashions by time period and ideology.

The clothing that is produced is both meticulous and rough around the edges: well-worn but fresh, and vibrant at the same time. Oh, and there are enough studs to make a jacket bulletproof, which is always a plus. DIY fashion culture at its finest.

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Krystian Czaplicki, also known as ‘Truth’, creates strange outdoor installations along the lines of 3D graffiti that defiantly impose their harsh and rigid nature upon their organic surroundings.

These specific pieces bring to mind the ridiculous modernity of our lives that we foolishly expect nature to comply with. The compositions range from expansive to minuscule, and sometimes scale buildings and train cars.

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Warwatch and Indyportal are a set of news aggregating websites designed by Corey Bobco that aim to bring together ‘fringe, radical, alternative and progressive’ articles regarding the major current events shaping our world today. A well-designed concept for those of us who love information and new ways of finding it.

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Brand New is a blog that comments on changes in corporate identity and evolving logotype design. A fascinating look into how major corporations change the way they want to be perceived, and what they want their brand to say right now, as well as a wonderful resource for aspiring designers because it is edited and moderated by two design industry giants: Bryony Gomez-Palacio and Armin Vit.

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Count Backwards is an aspiring music video label I am developing that gives emerging VJs and video artists a chance to produce music videos for up-and-coming musicians. For the first year, I have been the label’s sole contributor, producing roughly one music video every month since August 2010.

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