Update: Two more prints were posted after this post were published. They are now included at the bottom of this post. Check them out! This week Help Ink launched two new prints that will help provide relief to the Philippines in…
Foreign Policy Design Group recently updated their portfolio with lots of new projects, including this branding project for The Pelican, a seafood restaurant in Singapore. What particularly caught my eye was a combination of the playful illustrations and hand-crafted details…
Jessica Bruggink recently launched a new site, and I was particularly drawn to all of her pattern design work. Check out the rest of her portfolio right here.
I’m loving this fun print that Jolby & Friends recently released. It features the words, “Ride the Weird,” which, among many other things, encourages them to keep an open mind. Pick one up right here.
To commemorate the 150 year anniversary of the Gettysburg Address, Craig Welsh (of Go Welsh) developed a Kickstarter project to help spread Lincoln’s words in 2013. The project includes letterpress prints that feature the entire Address, as well as a series of…
Turnover, a new Kickstarter project by Katie MacLachlan, Sisi Recht and Robyn Faith Donnelly, is a product most art and design enthusiasts will love. The product encompasses a series of illustrated and photographic panels that can be stacked on top of each other in a frame…
Beautiful work by Reynolds and Reyner for Coffee House London, a new coffee brand based in Ukraine.
For Fieldwork’s one year anniversary, they developed a limited edition printed piece with the theme of “A Guide to Making Things.” The piece features illustrations by Hey Studio, which depict a set of thoughts and ideas they formed as they…
Great new work by Bravo Company for Sopra, a Singapore-based Italian restaurant that is inspired by “the glamorous days of post-war Italy.”
I’m loving all of the identity work coming out of new-to-me, Athens, Georgia-based studio Rook. Check out a few of my favorite projects are below: Firewater Castle Cafe Earth Cafe
Australia-based studio The Company You Keep developed this clean and bold typographic campaign to facilitate an ongoing dialogue between the Builders Arms Hotel and their patrons. Get a closer look right here.
Just a quick reminder that my new Skillshare class, By The Book: Create a Style Guide for Your Brand, opens up this Thursday. Once again you have lifetime access as soon as you register and can complete all of the lessons…
The Paperlux team created this series of fun, colorful—and incredibly useful for book lovers!—bookmarks for Arjowiggins. Check out more details right here.
An Invitation Across the Nation is a collection of twenty posters featuring and celebrating musical artists from the 1960s, especially those who helped break racial barriers through their music. Conceptualized and designed by J.D. Humphreys, each poster’s design centers around a…
Illustrators Carlos Lerma and Azucena Morales recently collaborated on this colorful and fun illustration as part of a submission for Picnic Magazine centered around the theme of “Geeks.” Love it.
Typefight, “an arena for alphabetic altercations,” recently relaunched and it is looking awesome. Each day the Typefight folks pit two designers in a head-to-head competition of lettering creativtity skill. They focus on one letter at a time spectators vote on…
I’m loving the vibrant design and illustrations that Bosque created for the Oaxaca moleskine for Monoblock.
The folks at Karsh Hagan designed this unique wine bottle for the annual Governor’s Tourism Conference in Colorado. Each bottle was laser etched and dipped into white wax, and features an organic pattern that was created by using icons that represent…
