Vintage!

Several great Flickr sets of vintage packaging, advertising and signage from Roadside Pictures.

Garmonique

Incredibly beautiful Flickr set by photographer Garmonique.

Alexander Kostinskyi

Alexander Kostinskyi recently pointed me to his incredible Flickr set, and I'm glad he did!

Cheeming Boey

Cheeming Boey draws on styrofoam coffee cups. And as you can see, he's not messing around with some quick doodles. These things are incredibly intricate, considered works of art. His Flickr set is full of them, and they're all as good as these (you can probably tell I had some trouble narrowing down to 5 images).

Remed

Enjoy the fantastical abstract shapes, colors and hand-painted type of French graffiti-slash-canvas artist Remed.

Nonsense Infographics

Chad Hagen is the creator of these beautiful "Nonsense Infographics", which may not actually mean anything but they're still pretty cool.

Nas Chompas!

James Mitchell, aka Portland artist Nas Chompas! has a Flickr-folio full of random art, photography and illustrative goodies. Via Changethethought.

Aaron Feaver

Some beautiful shots in the Flickr photostream of Aaron Feaver, also be sure to check out the work of many other notable photographers on his blog.

CeeeMarie

In yet another lucky Flickr-stumble, I happened upon the photostream of CeeeMarie, a treasure trove of great shots.

Mundane Details

Photographer Ben Voorderhake's Flickr photostream "Mundane Details" is full of the simple, captivating imagery that makes up our everyday lives.

Beer!

Beer! is a great Flickr set, a collection of 163 vintage beer cans from the past 70 years or so. Via The Dieline.

Factory Fetish

There appears to be a new trend of photographing enormous factories at night, especially among photographers in Japan. They're all over Flickr lately, and I'm glad they are, the lighting and eerie subject material combine for some very cool shots. Via Bouncing Red Ball.

The Boneyard

What could be better to illustrate the idea of abandonment than the Las Vegas Neon Museum's Boneyard? A new flickr set documenting these fantastic signs from photographer Greg Meadows, perhaps?

Card Observer

I know we've all seen the flickr sets and random posts that have been surfacing around the blogosphere on business card design lately, but in my opinion, the definitive source for business card design is Card Observer. It is constantly updated with new designs, so you'll see the newest trends and ideas as they're printed, and each card is featured along with both the designer and client's name so you can dig further into their work if you like. A brilliant idea and fantastic execution!