Awesome work by Aldis Ozolins for Blue Note Legend: Design for a proposed specialty sub label for Blue note records called “Blue Note Legend.” The brand draws inspiration from the vintage Blue Note look and feel while infusing it with a…
Check out The Hungry Workshop’s Trophy Lives letterpress prints—they’re awesome. Knoed put together some great advice for young designers. In case you missed this year’s 99% Conference (like me—next year I won’t be making that mistake), be sure to check…
A playful illustration in a monochromatic palette by Liam Barrett.
Check out the lively identity and collateral designed for Dan Arisa, a musician and percussionist, by Barcelona-based designer Alex Dalmau.
Mother New York designed this suite of luxe printed materials for the opening of Maison Gerard‘s new gallery showroom on East 10th Street. Gorgeous.
I’ve had my eye on Vibro ever since it was released on MyFonts back in March. It’s certainly not the most versatile font in the world, but for the right project it could add the perfect graphic touch.
As a promotion for artist Cora Hillebrand, Lundgren + Lindqvist developed these printed pieces that combine the functionality of a business card and mini portfolio, in the format of a Polaroid—so great. Check out their portfolio for more details.
Really impressed with Chul Lee’s work, especially the identity and collateral developed for the fictional event, Omnibus Film Festival.
FOUND: 1. Lollia Candle in Sunspots On A Photograph No. 2, 2. Hable Construction Picnic Tote, 3. Virginia Johnson Shawl, 4. Kate Spade Hand in Hand Bangle, 5. Rifle Monogrammed Notecards, 6. Tocca Eau De Parfum, 7. Serena & Lily Matelasse Robe.
Valerie Jar recently developed this series awesome of stamp icons for the National Parks by National Geographic app, an interactive guide to the U.S.’s national parks. The app, which was built by Rally Interactive, can be downloaded here. Below you can see a…
Mike Perry is a soon-to-be-graduate of Tyler School of Art with a great portfolio. In particular, I’m most impressed with his packaging projects, so I’ve featured a few below. Check out the rest of his work right here. Matteo Panettone…
I’m loving the work of Print & Grain, a letterpress studio based in Portland Oregon and operated by designers Violet Tchalakov and Mike James. They’re currently booked up through the end of the month with custom work, but keep an eye on…
Tom Jaeger recently completed a brand new identity for his design practice. Here’s a bit of info that describes his thinking: Design with the ability to communicate efficiently, requires a methodical assessment of the status quo, along with the imaginative approach…
How fun are Lomography’s new La Sardinia stripey beach editions?? Check out all of the available options right here.
I’ve only seen a couple of episodes of Louie, but I’m hoping to catch up with it over the summer while all my usual shows are on hiatus. And the lettering and illustration that Jon Contino developed to inform the motion graphics…
During a three-week Creative Problem Solving Course in the Digital Media Management master program of Hyper Island Manchester, students developed Queue Hacker, a way to take the queue out of the post office. It was developed for Britain, but I could see it…
What a great year-end project by Ludlow Kingsley, the 2011 LK Year End Report: Every early December, it starts up again. “Should we send out a holiday card?” We decided to survey our clients and friends’ sentiments for the year…
I’m loving the graphic and colorful illustration work of London-based illustrator Thereza Rowe.
