Kayla Jang is a recent SVA grad, with a portfolio that rivals many professionals I’ve seen. Here’s just one example of her smart and sophisticated work—branding, print materials and book design for Workman Publishing Company, a publisher of reference books.
Carmen Mok has created a world of joyful, colorful and creative characters in her illustration work. I especially love the playful hand-lettering she’s used to convey each uplifting and hopeful message. All the pieces below are available as prints in…
I Love Dust created this playgful, graphic, yet handmade-feeling packaging for Allotinabox, a series of GYO (Grow Your Own) boxes to help anyone—even those in small urban spaces—grow their own food at home. I have to say I love both…
I’m blown away by the craftsmanship of Jack Hughes‘s two-part D&AD Student Illustration Awards entry, I Found the F, I Found the End. The brief challenged entrants to interpret two tracks by the same artist in an innovative manner. Jack…
I’ve always loved Cue‘s work for the Children’s Theatre Co. (previously posted about here and here), so I’m equally impressed with their newest print piece for the theatre’s annual Curtain Call Ball. This year’s theme was Emerald & Ruby, taking…
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A couple quick announcements before we get to the Quick Links: First, thanks to all who entered the RE:DESIGN Conference giveaway! The winner will be announced very shortly, and will receive further instructions by email. Second, thanks for all of…
I’m incredibly intrigued by the conceptual work of Sonia & Mark Whitesnow, a young couple from Kirov, Russia. This particular series, Burnt by the Sun, with its sun-soaked color palette and ethereal models, particularly caught my eye. The heroines are…
This vintage record jacket was found at the always-awesome Project Thirty Three.
Take a Line for a Walk is a new creativity journal by Robin Landa. The journal is a true collaboration, featuring all sorts of creative prompts from well-known and respected designers, architects and experts in many other fields; and design…
I’m loving all the collateral for Island Creek Oyster Bar by Oat Creative.
I recently caught a glimpse of DSType’s Braga, via Typophile and since then I have been anxiously awaiting its release. Well, now the wait is over—this maximalist, baroque typeface is now available at MyFonts. The system features over twenty separate…
Merry Crisis by Phillipe Nicolas. For months, thousands of people across the world have now begun protests and elsewhere show that Europe’s lost generation has finally found its voice.
Andy Singleton makes some amazing two- and three-dimensional paper works. More can be seen on Flickr.
Karsh\Hagan created Social Animals to help their client, American Crew, make the most of its redesigned social pages. The book outlines timelines, tone of voice, and best practices for interacting on sites like YouTube, Flickr, Twitter and Facebook. Designer: Brian…
This campaign for the Dubai Metro was designed by Aaron and Will as part of a pitch while working at Saatchi & Saatchi Dubai. I know the colorful type would definitely get my attention, but unfortunately the client didn’t end…
FOUND: 1. Magpie & Rye Firestarter Kit, 2. Loll Lotus Chair, 3. Sun Jar, 4. Cast Iron Fire Bowl, 5. Campfire Cookery, 6. Mocha S’mores, 7. Pendleton Fire on the Mountain Blanket.
Well, crazily enough, it’s that time of year again—Gift Guides! This year we’re going to be putting the guides together in a slightly different (and hopefully better) format, with new and improved content. As usual it will launch late next…
