Inspiration Gallery - 17 January
Here's Jim McCauley with another 10 fantastic pieces of inspirational imagery and video for your delectation
It's another great mix of stuff today - the last thing I was expecting to look at was a redesigned set of British banknotes, but that's what Cat Neligan's come up with and I wouldn't object to having them in my wallet. Reckon your work's better? Or have you just seen something amazing that I ought to feature tomorrow? Send it in, then - via Twitter, or just click this and paste in your link.
LouLou and Tummie - Smart Electrique Drive game
Aleksandra Witkowska - Untitled
tind - What You See Is What You Get
Sekond - Geo-Bot 01 - via Schmz Pter
Muxxi - The Girl Who Lives Inside
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Scorch London - Motion Graphics Reel
Cat Neligan - Banknote Redesign
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