Here are some candy colored Valentine’s for you. HUB Collective sent these to their clients – fun! The invitations were inspired by Japanese valentines, and the grade school tradition of passing out valentines to classmates.

Nice bold graphic bottom sheet on the Custom X boards from Burton.

A cool shirt from 5BORO that plays on the “Join or Die” motif. Instead of colonies, it’s the five boroughs of NYC.

Very amusing. I wish more messengers were carrying the delivery graphics by Magpie Studio.

I wonder if Cardiel gets any royalties for having his name on that board…

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With all that Illustrator lets you do these days, it’s cool to see such smooth curves drawn by hand. Painted by Ryan Lange, these limited edition decks will be on display and sold by Code of Conduct Chicago. More info here

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At the cutting edge of currency and security, The Bank of Canada recently unveiled the new designs for the $100 and $50 bank notes. I’m kinda interested in what the polymer feels like and how the clear window will age over time. Does it make noise when you crinkle it? Will it give you nasty paper cuts? What will Canadian billionaires light their cigars with?

Check out this awesome screensaver by Stefan Trifan – “The Weather, City Edition” for Mac OSX, which shows the weather for a city (featuring information for now, today, and tomorrow) in a minimalist way, featuring beautiful custom weather icons, animation, and the time and date. Stefan currently has screensavers for over 400 new cities and will make one for your town or city upon request. It’s available for download (for free!) here.

Make Your Franklin is an international open art project to re-imagine a $100 bill.

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An interesting video primer for Go Faster, a new book about the early days of graphic design of racecar bodies.

Beautiful print – Rainbow Barrier by Scott Campbell