Emily Isles: Italian Inventions Posters

Designer/illustrator Emily Isles created this series of posters, Italian Inventions as a self-initiated project. The idea for the series came about as a result of her experience studying and working in Italy, where she was inspired by these objects. If you’re…

Lumadessa: Canine Editions

Just noticed an older draft of this went up incorrectly—sorry about that! DWL favorite Lumadessa has recently launched a series of Canine Editions, which includes six prints featuring popular dog breeds. And as an extra incentive to visit the site,…

Tom Froese: Everlovin’ Press Site Design

Tom Froese, along with Chad Holden and Rigel St. Pierre on development, recently launched a brand new site for Everlovin’ Press, the letterpress shop of Vincent Perez. It’s bright, fun and friendly which, according to Tom, matches his personality perfectly. Check out Vincent’s excellent…

Type Love: Steinweiss Script

I’ve had my eye on Steinweiss Script for awhile, a typeface that was originally developed as cover lettering for a Taschen edition on the work of Alex Steinweiss. The three styles are available in three weights, which you can pick…

Gordon’s + Conran: Limited Edition Gin Packaging

This week Gordon’s gin just launched a fun collaboration with Conran, a series of ten limited edition bottle designs: Seeming an obvious marriage, the two brands share the common values of craft, wit and intelligence coupled with creativity and flair. Each bottle…

Tom Kondrat: Iceland Photography

It clear from past posts that I have a bit of a fascination with Iceland. So it should be no surprise that I’m loving the cool, quiet beauty of Tom Kondrat‘s photographs of the landscape. A few of prints are…

Malika Favre: Hide and Seek Miniprints

Malika Favre just released a new series of mini screenprints featuring seven black, white and red illustrations centered around the theme of Hide and Seek. The limited edition (50 sets) series is available for purchase right here.

BKLYN Larder Posters

I’m loving these graphic food-themed posters from Bklyn Larder. I don’t have any information about the designer/illustrator, so if you have any info please pass it along! According to a commenter below the designer behind the posters is Franz Hueber.