Imagine Greater. The brand evolution of Syfy (the soon-to-be-former SciFi Channel) takes another leap forward in this playful video tour of their House of Imagination.

For those interested, the song is Goldfrapp’s Happiness.

(via notcot)

This is just fantastic. Alphabets by photographer Bela Borsodi. I’m really smitten with the lot of his work.

You may remember that Bela collaborated with Sagmeister for Drugs are fun in the beginning but become a drag later on, part of Sagmeister’s Things I Have Learned.

(via @Core77)

The Falling Books Bookend by Artori. Poor little guy.

(via @ilovetypography)

Amazingly detailed large-format charcoal works and more by Robert Longo.

(via Lifelounge)

Beautiful one-of-a-kind origami creations by Sipho Mabona. As in all origami, each model is folded from one uncut square of paper (unless noted otherwise).

(via Design Observer)

Lindsay at Ouno Design collected some interesting photos and facts about The McBarge, one of Vancouver’s most unlikely landmarks.

This thing, known as McBarge by Vancouverites, is the hulking remains of a floating McDonalds. It was custom-built for our Expo ‘86 World’s Fair and then carelessly left rusting in the harbour for 23 years as some sort of ghost ship.

Photos of The McBarge in its heyday can also be found here.

Happy Canada Day! Here are the best HELLO posts from one year ago, July 2008:

• The incredibly moving Days With My Father, by photographer Phillip Toledano.
• Andy Gilmore’s explorations of color and symmetry.
• Greetings, stationary and more by Linda & Harriett.
• Detect breast cancer before it strikes instructional disc, from Academy of Medicine Malaysia.
• Remembering Randy Pausch and his 2007 Last Lecture.
• National Geographic’s Micro-marine photography by David Doublet.
• Gondryesque “folding” video spot for Vodaphone.
• Vivid Nest 8 nesting bowls from Morph.
• Vice Magazine uses glow-in-the-dark ink as advert space on the front cover.
• The illustration work of Tessar Lo.
• What if there were no stop signs, and a major corporation was charged with inventing one?
• Draftfcb dramatizes the dunking of an Oreo using a shopping mall elevator.

Not All Haystacks Contain Needles by Damien Correll.

Seen at the This Must Be The Place show at SCION Space, L.A. Curated by Faesthetic Magazine.