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Yes… it has been quiet around here the last month, but the good news is that we’re back! We’ve moved to London and are getting things up and running again this week! Stay tuned for more…

I don’t know if you all know the Harlem Shake… Some love it, others hate it. Want to see dejoost.com do the Harlem Shake?

Judging a person does not define who they are… it defines who you are. / more…

Mexico based agency Anagrama is specialized in brand development and one of their most recent projects is for a tea and confection shop called Bonnard. / more…

London-based artist Jonty Hurwitz created these Anamorphic Sculptures which only reveal themselves when facing a reflective cylinder. / more…

The Make Everything OK Button is a special button, with all the problems in the world and in our lives, could making it OK just be as simple as pushing a button? / more…

These Food Collages by Julie Lee look like wallpapers, but they’re actually gorgeous well organized food collages that she posts on Instagram. / more…

Louis Vuitton – Retracing the Trunk by Les Courtisans is a visual journey through light projection and mapping techniques to celebrate the savoir-faire of the prestigious trunk maker. / more…

This week is Black & White Week at deJoost!

This inspiration gallery contains a diverse collection of images – Issue No.10 / more…

The images from Black Box by Jorge López Pardo look like some pretty impressive real aerobatics, but they’re actually really impressive drawings! / more…

Polish photographer Marcin Ryczek snapped this once-in-a-lifetime photograph! / more…

Death of an image by Andrea Galvani is a great series of photographs where the artist is trying to cancel something out in order to rebuild it. / more…

Miranda Kerr graces the cover of French Jalouse magazine’s February 2013 issue and stars in the included 1960s inspired editorial, sporting pieces from Louis Vuitton and Saint Laurent’s latest collections. Have a look at these gorgeous shots taken by photographer Sebastian Mader. / more…

The Vincent was not just any ordinary bike but a record breaking, ground shaking legend in its own lifetime, The Vincent HRD 998 Black Shadow series being the most famous. / more…