Greek-born visual designer Théo Gènnitsakis is still in his early 20s but he’s already built up an impressive book with a slick, colour-soaked style. It’s like visual candy. Now splitting his time between Athens and Paris, he first caught my eye with these amazing illustrations for French cable company Numericable, which I found on Spanish design site evasèe.
(Agency: Leo Burnett Paris)
As if that wasn’t kick ass enough, check out these candy flossed ads he created for Puma and Nike:
I also found some ridiculously hot work on art director Drew Wilson’s online design gallery Muse:
shape+colour 
Very cool, but I thought the cat’s responsible for the sprint ads did those light rope ads first. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lW_9SYaWAQg)
They’ve been around for a couple of years, but it might be him for all I know.
Still, all this leads to a question: how the heck do you find such cool stuff while managing to get work done?
Thanks for the blog, it rocks!