While browsing the portfolio of Midwest designer Kyle Fletcher, the personal brand for producer Matt Abramson caught my eye. I love the modern take on...
I’m loving Nina Chakrabarti‘s illustrations for My Wonderful World of Fashion, “an interactive coloring book for fashionistas of all ages”. Each sprea...
Check out the vintage photography of award-winning artist Robert Herman. via The Silver Lining...
Darjeeling, a new release from You Work for Them, was designed by FaceType. With it’s various styles and library of ornaments, Darjeeling can go from ...
French company e-glue, makes a huge variety of whimsical, cartoony wall decals. Check out more in their B?hance portfolio....
Glimpse is “an online marketplace connecting artists and designers with trade and private buyers under one multi-brand umbrella.” The sleek, sophistia...
I’ve quickly become a big fan of the vibrant work of San Francisco-based illustrator Maxwell Holyoke-Hirsch. Check out the rest of his portfolio for m...
Loving the pattern designs of Silvia Dekker....
If only I had some available wall space, I would be picking up several pieces from Lola’s Room (though it would be a tough decision which ones). The w...
On Twitter recently, I mentioned my admiration for the newly designed Poketo site and identity. Then on a random browsing through Cargo Collective, I ...
I’m absolutely loving this calligraphic styling of Yani Arabena, including this particular project created for Hobby Studio. It’s a treat to see the c...
When I first saw this book design on Kitsune Noir last week, I was instantly taken by the beautiful infographics. Designed by Project Projects, Mappin...
Laura Bergland is one talented soon-to-be graduate. Each project in her portfolio not only has a strong concept, but is also incredibly polished and p...
I’m loving this black and white logotype collage of Fontan2....
The Official Manufacturing Company had the amazing job of creating signage, collateral and products for the fashionable Ace Hotel. I’m particularly sm...
One piece of news we’re personally excited about: Logo Lounge released their 2010 Logo Trends Report and one of our logos was included in the mix. Mat...
Lisa Fleck’s work is modern, polished and incredibly chic....
I’m currently loving the playful style of Darling Clementine‘s paper goods, especially this Marinoette series of notecards. If these aren’t your cup o...
Loving the fun hand-lettering of No Hurries, No Worries by BT Livermore....
Loving this identity by Transformer Studio. Multilingua is a new language school that helps people with basic knowledge of language to improve their s...
I’m hugely inspired by the work of Jessica Hische’s students. Each student was challenged to create a book cover design, endpapers, titlepage, and boo...
Incubator is Village’shome for contemporary releases from young designers. There are a few in development that promise to be available this year, my f...
PNTS a French art direction studio founded in 2009 by Aurélien Arnaud and Denis Carrier. Their work is bold, graphic and decidedly modern, as evidence...
Remember these LOST posters by Mattson Creative? Well, he’s done it again. In honor of the last episodes of the series, Ty will be creating a new post...
Germany-based designer, Andreas Homann, is churning out some great work, including this identity for Staatstheater Kassel. More images here....
Little Lands is a sweet set of tilt shift images by Jack Ambridge....
In the Land of Punctuation is a unique picture book for adults where language, design and politics intersect. First published in 1905, German Poet Chr...
There’s lots of great work in the portfolio of Aled Williams, aka Not Jones. This particular identity system was created for a rebrand of Boomerang+ P...
We get quite a few submissions, including lots from student followers of dwl. So this week I thought I would feature a couple of projects from two of ...
I’m loving these three-dimensional typographic experiments by I Love Dust....
Got lots of links for you this week! New prints from Justin Skeesuck If you’re in the NYC area, this looks like a great event: AIGA Small Talk No. 7: ...
I really appreciate the bold, graphic work of illustrator Judy Kaufmann, as in this collection of iPhone wallpapers for Poolga. If you’re interested i...
This enthusiastically cheerful room is from coreopsislibra’s Happiness set. And really, how could you not be happy in a space like this?...
Russian illustrator Egor Legkov creates some really interesting patterns....
I have a soft spot for graphic ribbons (and real ones, for that matter), so this Live and Fall tote by Sean Sutherland immediately caught my eye. Pick...
Even though I rarely get to use them, I’ve been really into stencil fonts lately. And You Work for Them has quite a variety of inexpensive, interestin...
I’ve been enjoying looking through the portfolio of Janet Hansen, a fellow Queens-based designer and illustrator. I’m especially loving her work for B...
Spot The Tiger is an independent project started by Michael Corbett-Reakes with help and support from Aisling Musgrove of Goldsmiths Debating Society....
Awhile ago I mentioned The Haiti Poster Project as it was just getting started, so I was thankful when Michelle Rollins sent over a reminder that it w...
I’ve always admired Anthropologie’s rug selection from a distance, as they’re way out of my price range. But two recent additions to the catalog reall...
I was so happy to see the work of Andy Luce, aka Visual Armory, in my inbox recently. His personal, heartfelt work, featuring beautiful hand-lettering...
Unfortunately I don’t have much background on this really amazing, three-dimensional typography, other than knowing it was created by Moscow-based Fly...
I’ve recently discovered that Craig Ward also happens to be a big fan of LOST. And in honor of the final season, he is creating a limited edition (108...
In Blik’s latest collaboration, they’ve teamed up with 2×4 on a few awesome sets of decals for the typographically-inclined. The two that I’m really e...
I always enjoy receiving House Industries catalogs in the mail—they always do such an amazing job branding their products and collaborations. It’s ver...
The new Highrise iPhone app from 37Signals was my latest download. If you’re a Highrise user and an iPhone owner, it is super helpful. An amazing arch...
Today the colorful, light-hearted illustrations by Lydia Nichols (loving the hand-drawn type) brightened my morning. There’s plenty more where this ca...
I’m loving all of the prints found at etsy shop Miles of Light, especially the Disposable Love series (below). All of the images were created by talen...
This fun teapot pattern was created by Team Kitten, whose blog you can follow as well....
Beautifully moody photographs by Alex Alexander. via Matthew Buchanan...
BATTERIEnext is a creative magazine in which designers, illustrators, photographers et al. present their visual interpretations on a given subject. Th...
Loving the voluptuous curves and thick-thin contrast of Margarita‘s letterforms. The display face, created by Pampa Type, is available for purchase t...
Take a look at this cheerful, playful identity designed by Lluis Pareras. According to the designer, Tastingirona.com “offers gastronomy and tourism i...
I’m a bit of a compulsive list maker, so naturally this set of nine list tablets by Not Made in China just flew to the top of my wishlist. via mint...
Can’t stop browsing through Scott Witt’s huge collection of personal photography, which ranges in subject from travel to landscape to portraits....
My “making” tends to lean toward the digital variety—with the exception of putting together invitations and stationery. So I’m fascinated by anything ...
Delicious Design League, one of my favorites in the world of poster design, just launched a brand new website and store, featuring lots of new designs...
A series of minimalist landscapes by Maria Zaikina—check out the rest of the huge set right here. via But Does it Float...
Really impressed with David Marmota’s varied work with collage, xerox and cut paper....
I’m completely smitten with this 5-color print for Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox at the Red Vic Movie House. Unfortunately though, the 100 copies s...