Out of all the projects in the portfolio of French studio, my beautiful, the design for Jazzmin Records stood out the most to me. Something about the contrast between the bold colors, chunky typography and delicate illustrations really works.
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There’s so many cool things to look at in the portfolio of design studio Hvass&Hannibal. One of my favorites is this mural they designed for the Copenhagen night club, Vega.
I found Kelli Anderson through some of her work on Card Observer, and was instantly impressed with both her work and interesting site design.
Check out the clay illustration of Irma Gruenholz.
There’s some interesting typographic logos in the portfolio of Brazilian artist and graphic designer, Yomar Augusto. Check out his complete portfolio right here.
Really interesting work by artist Heiko Müller. I’m especially drawn to those featuring animals, like the ones below. via VizioMag
In the same vein as Logopond, Card Observer provides viewers with inspiration in the form of business card eye candy. The site’s brand new, but there’s already plenty to see. via Hello Bauldoff
As some of you know, the temporary Seamless Creative site is long overdue for an overhaul. And we’re finally getting closer to making that happen, which means this blog will be getting a makeover as well. So I figured that…
I found the work of publication designer Todd Weinberger through Grids, the SPD blog. He is currently the Creative Director at Inked magazine.
I love the simple yet dramatic home page of Swedish design firm, 25ah. The ultra-close-up photograph of their work rotates every time you visit the page.
Greg from Able emailed yesterday to tell about their latest project, and it’s pretty awesome. Palentines is a set of eight free downloadable, printable cards that you can use for your own Valentines Day fun. In their own words: “February…
Today I’m taking some inspiration from the past with this op-art inspired record sleeve from Poland. via Record Envelope
I’m loving all the packaging designed for The Fine Cheese Co. by Irving. via The Lovely Package
There’s a lot of really great typographic reference material in the Flickr stream of Depression Press, especially this one.
Great patterns for Soho House by the always-excellent Dan Funderburgh.
Fontfabric makes some really interesting three-dimensional fonts. Cube Cubic
A winner of the TDC 55 Certificate of Typographic Excellence, Pretty Sure is a one-color screen print by designer Nick Schmitz. Could be a fun Valentine’s gift—pick one up right here.
