HELLO BAULDOFF is a greeting of multifarious stimuli as observed by HELLO's author, Joe Bauldoff.

Joe is a husband, father, and designer in Charlotte, USA. He enjoys long walks on the beach, bright shiny objects, and biting.

You can visit Joe's design portfolio at BAULDOFF.COM
May 9
Flower Girls by Elsa Mora. Mental note: show daughter. (via Neatorama) 

Flower Girls by Elsa Mora. Mental note: show daughter. (via Neatorama) 

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I enjoy pixel art, and I enjoy pop culture. Brazil’s Sky TV adverts by Giovanni + DraftFcb yield both. (via Ads of the World)

I enjoy pixel art, and I enjoy pop culture. Brazil’s Sky TV adverts by Giovanni + DraftFcb yield both. (via Ads of the World)

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The Nubrella is worn with a harness, and closes around its user like a clear, private cocoon, guaranteed never to turn inside out. A reinvention of Professor Cone’s original. (via swissmiss)

The Nubrella is worn with a harness, and closes around its user like a clear, private cocoon, guaranteed never to turn inside out. A reinvention of Professor Cone’s original. (via swissmiss)

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Beautiful artwork and packaging for the new Flight Of The Concords album, by illustrator Tyler Stout. (via FFFFOUND!) 

Beautiful artwork and packaging for the new Flight Of The Concords album, by illustrator Tyler Stout. (via FFFFOUND!) 

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May 7
The 2nd Shadow lamp by Artecnica. Magically transform any room into a fantasy shadow gardens of delights. Stretched gauze filters halogen-projected images from a fancifully painted mylar interior. (via BB)
The 2nd Shadow lamp by Artecnica. Magically transform any room into a fantasy shadow gardens of delights. Stretched gauze filters halogen-projected images from a fancifully painted mylar interior. (via BB)

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Chalk Chess from SUCK UK. Draw the board before you play. Possibly the chess set with the shortest life span, second only to Bread Chess… or perhaps Fruit Fly Chess. (via Double Takes) 

Chalk Chess from SUCK UK. Draw the board before you play. Possibly the chess set with the shortest life span, second only to Bread Chess… or perhaps Fruit Fly Chess. (via Double Takes) 

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May 6
Contact is a responsive floor based installation which allows visitors to use their kinetic energy to generate audiovisual forms that will interact with the user, and communicate with each other. By UnitedVisualArtists. Located at O-yane Plaza, Tokyo. (via The Serif)

Contact is a responsive floor based installation which allows visitors to use their kinetic energy to generate audiovisual forms that will interact with the user, and communicate with each other.

By UnitedVisualArtists. Located at O-yane Plaza, Tokyo. (via The Serif)

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Ashley Anderson does some great 8-bit work, like Ms. Pac above. I especially enjoy the Chuck Close-inspired TetriMario. (via Smashing Magazine) 

Ashley Anderson does some great 8-bit work, like Ms. Pac above. I especially enjoy the Chuck Close-inspired TetriMario. (via Smashing Magazine) 

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DNA 11 offers portraits of your personal DNA. Swab your cheek. Mail. Score genetic art. This is fantastic. (via Design Label)

DNA 11 offers portraits of your personal DNA. Swab your cheek. Mail. Score genetic art. This is fantastic. (via Design Label)

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I’m guessing this is old news to all of you, but I am loving Sagmeister’s Things I Have Learned In My Life site, asking us submit our own lessons learned.  What have you learned in your life so far? What is it that you are fairly sure about? What is it that you believe in by now? Please do write it down beautifully. Design it digitally, photograph it, draw it, scan it and upload it. Use any media that works for you, paint, sculpture, film… If you don’t work on the computer, write your sentiment on a postcard… The above realization is by Leah Koransky.


I’m guessing this is old news to all of you, but I am loving Sagmeister’s Things I Have Learned In My Life site, asking us submit our own lessons learned. 

What have you learned in your life so far? What is it that you are fairly sure about? What is it that you believe in by now? Please do write it down beautifully. Design it digitally, photograph it, draw it, scan it and upload it. Use any media that works for you, paint, sculpture, film… If you don’t work on the computer, write your sentiment on a postcard…

The above realization is by Leah Koransky.

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May 5
An interview with the mind-bending MARS-1. (via notcot) 

An interview with the mind-bending MARS-1. (via notcot) 

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May 2
Love me till my heart stops. Taken in San Francisco by Jessica Fenchurch. (via Stewf) 

Love me till my heart stops. Taken in San Francisco by Jessica Fenchurch. (via Stewf) 

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Stephen Cole’s Flickr has a few nice snaps of Haas Unica in the wild, at Olympic Stadium, Berlin. (thanks, Stephen!) 

Stephen Cole’s Flickr has a few nice snaps of Haas Unica in the wild, at Olympic Stadium, Berlin. (thanks, Stephen!) 

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Charming throwback Kix box stumbled upon at Target. Part of a vintage tee campaign by General Mills. Photo by Richard Roche. (via ISO50) 

Charming throwback Kix box stumbled upon at Target. Part of a vintage tee campaign by General Mills. Photo by Richard Roche. (via ISO50) 

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The Wall Cleat by Karl Zahn. For mooring the many ropes of technology. Now that’s handy. (via materialicious) 

The Wall Cleat by Karl Zahn. For mooring the many ropes of technology. Now that’s handy. (via materialicious) 

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