The 2013 Studio on Fire desk calendar is now available! This year’s design is based on the theme “Lucky Number 13” and includes collaborations with Sasha Prood, Brian Gunderson, John Malta, Jolby and Karolin Schnoor. Learn more about the production details here and pick one up for…
It’s been awhile since I posted a small sampling of Aaron Bouvier’s work back in 2010. Since then he’s updated his portfolio with a slew of new projects that span all sorts of industries and topics. The wedding materials for…
Trigger Communications has sent out a unique and engaging holiday promotion this year: We know December can get overwhelming, so this year we’ve sent our clients a Holiday Survival Kit. This advent kit contains a gift for each day that will…
Check out this super fun new project by Australian studio Naughtyfish. They designed this spine ‘Totem’ to identify issues of desktop magazine, a leading Australian design publication. The graphic is divided into 11 pieces that each consist of a facial…
Eames: Beautiful Details, a new book from Ammo Books, is definitely on my wishlist.
This giveaway is now closed. Back in March I posted about Hannes Beer’s All Day Everyday Project, a self-initiated daily illustration and design project in which he challenged himself to create a poster each day. Since then he’s compiled all…
There’s a good change you’re not familiar with the rapper Riff Raff. I’m wouldn’t call myself a fan of his music, but I will say he is definitely entertaining in a kooky way (this video will give you an idea). Anyway, because…
I recently discovered the work of artist Ryan Schneider through 20×200, and immediately fell in love with his colorful and pattern/texture-filled compositions. The two pieces below, Partners and Thanks for Sharing, are currently available on 20×200 in various sizes. To…
Ramsey is a new display sans from the folks at Associated Typographics, aptly described as having a “strong structure and a warm personality.” Look closely and each letterform reveals an interesting combination of angular and rounded details. It features six weights…
Colle + McVoy‘s 2012 All-set Card Set is now available! (Check out last year’s set here.) This year, proceeds from the cards will go to Feeding America. Get a closer look and pick one up for yourself right here.
Have you seen Gap’s new gift cards for the holiday season? This year when you purchase a gift card, 2% of the proceeds go to the non-profits CARE or Communities in Schools—a nice bonus. And it looks like they’ve collaborated with…
Australian studio There developed this colorful rebrand for Marble, a business whose focus is on technical recruitment for the mining and construction industries. Here’s a bit more insight into their thinking: “Bold, colourful and expressive, Marble described themselves as constantly in motion, whilst leaving a ‘positive trail’ – an idea…
Stitch Design Co. recently completed the design of some print collateral to accompany their earlier packaging work for Rewined Candles (posted here). The Stitch ladies always pay careful attention to textures in their work, and this project was no different.…
Designer Riley Cran, who is also a founder of the Lost Type Co-op, just launched a brand new portfolio featuring some great projects. A few favorites are below, but you can check out the rest right here.
Designer Darrin Crescenzi developed this luxe set of materials for a Nike-hosted event during the Olympics. He created the visual identity and print collateral, as well as contributed to the spatial design and brand storytelling within the event space, all based around…
Suitcase Type Foundry recently released two new typefaces to complement the popular serif Tabac: Tabac Slab and Tabac Mono. The entire Tabac family is a trio of workhorses. They will work well together (or alone) in a wide variety of situations,…
While pursuing her Masters Degree in Packaging at Pratt Institute, Yu Ping Chuang developed these beautiful materials for Tivoli, a line of bath products. Get a closer look right here.
I’ve always said that if I ever win the lottery I would become a professional student. I’ve always wanted to go back to school, and I would be enrolled in various classes constantly if I had the time. So needless…
