One of the hardest things in design is looking for that perfect font, that font you can see in your mind but can’t find. […] There are almost 100,000 free fonts withinin this post,sorry, I think I have just made the search longer.

See the list -> Specky Boy, via: Tommy K Johanssons Blogg

These creative speaker designs that you’re gonna see in this post combine both style and (hopefully) function, and we can say that they look better than they sound.

See the list -> Freshome

There are many reasons why cities are abandoned; some, like the ghost towns of the American West, have become tourist destinations while others have been condemned or simply forgotten. These 20 abandoned cities of the world share an eerie, haunted quality that is part of what makes them so fascinating.

See the list -> WebUrbanist, tips by: Emil (thanks!)

Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa has taken to the streets, appearing in urban graffiti murals around the world. […] Following are a few examples of Mona appearing in various works of graffiti artists.

See the list -> WebUrbanist, tips by: I Love Lists (thanks!)

You asked for it, so here it is. Another awesome collection of wallpapers for all you graphic designers and developers. Checkout these wallpapers and let me know what you think. Feel free to link to your own wallpapers or others that you like.

See the list -> Outlaw Design Blog, tips by: Emil (thanks!)

In the overview below we present 55 more excellent, free and professional icons for desktop and web design. Some of them can be used for both private and commercial projects. You may always use them for free in your private projects. Nevertheless, it is always worth to take a look at the license agreements — they can change from time to time.

See the list -> Smashing Magazine, via: msaleem <- digg it!

Everything in this world has a shelf life and movie theaters are no exception to this rule.  […] Here’s some of the coolest photos of abandoned theaters that haven’t been razed or regenerated, yet.

See the list -> WebUrbanist

3D graffiti, whether it’s in chalk or paint, on walls or the street, represents a new way of combining the mastery of Renaissance art techniques with the gritty, ephemeral qualities of street art. These 3D street artists gives graffiti a whole new meaning

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f you’ve ever read a computer magazine, you know the idea behind “101 Tips.”; One gala issue, lots of first-rate contributors, lots of quality information. And lots and lots of pages. But when’s the last time one lone guy tried to capture 101 tips in video? In just 5 minutes of video? Set to music?

See the list -> deke, via: Lifehacker