As a student project, Januar Rianto, designed and produced an artist’s book for Robert Montgomery (whose work I’ve featured previously), entitled Fire of Each Other. Here’s what Januar has to say about the process and thinking behind the project: He [Robert…
Offscreen Magazine, a publication about the “human side of websites and apps” just launched Issue 2: In our second issue we speak with the legendary Iconfactory founder Gedeon Maheux, Berlin’s Wunderkind Christian Reber, robot-inspired app maker Mark Jardine, Sketchnote artist…
The Parks of the World is a series of striking infographics designed by Mikell Fine Iles. The series was developed to compare various characteristics of the large urban parks he visited throughout 2011. Get a closer look here. via Quipsologies
I have to say a Double Bravo feature is long overdue. The Brooklyn-based studio is run by Barbara Buenz who describes its products as “Bespoke Stationery Informed by Years of Travel & Correspondence.” The shop features really fun interactive keepsake cards that celebrate…
Designer Dan Horan is cooking up some fun screenprinted t-shirts for design nerds over at The Unrefinery. Check out all of the available designs right here.
As his final project at the Iceland Academy of the Arts, Þorleifur Gíslason developed Børk, a creative studio focusing on surface pattern design. As part of the project Þorleifur created the identity and collateral for the brand, as well as a series of…
You may not know the name Jesse Ragan, but you certainly know his typefaces. Since his graduation from RISD in 2001 he’s contributed to many HF&J favorites—Archer, Gotham, Sentinel—and Darden Studio’s Omnes, just to name a few. He recently launched…
“Symbolsets are semantic symbol fonts. They work in modern browsers and anywhere OpenType features are supported.” These look great—pre-order right here for 50% off, $15, through June 29th. Wondering Around Wandering is Mike Perry’s new Kickstarter project. It will be…
Bibliothèque Design developed this subbrand for the D&AD to “unify the education strands of the organization.” The project incorporated separate campaigns for each of the three education strands, a bespoke typeface, print and interactive materials: The identity links the well-established D&AD logo with…
Landland is a small Minneapolis-based design studio that makes some amazing screenprinted posters—they have a style you don’t often see in this are of design. Pick some up in their shop right here.
Such an eye-catching palette in this poster by Astronaut Design.
This new series of Ipad cases from Anthropologie is like nothing I’ve seen. Each one features a one-of-a-kind masterpiece by Leslie Oschmann for Swarm. Check out the whole series right here.
Seattle-based States of Matter developed these vibrant print materials for the 2010 Gala for the International Community Health Services (ICHS), the largest Asian and Pacific Islander non-profit community health center in Washington State.
On the heels of Idlewild’s release comes Halogen, another extended typeface but with more quirky details. Designed by Positype, Halogen features seven weights, from hairline to black. Pick it up (on sale until the end of July) right here.
Michael Hildebrand is doing some awesome work for Memphis studio Harvest Creative. In particular I’m loving this wedding announcement and invitation he designed, but be sure to check out the rest of his work on Flickr as well.
Brandon Wilson, of Contrabrand, worked with Studio Skate Supply to create Hardware, a series of products inspired by memories of his grandfather and the experiences they shared: He was super into auctions and his hometown we would spend our time at auctions…
FOUND: 1.Embletree Pattern, 2. Painted Floors, 3. Dana McClure, 4. Sasha Prood, 5. Moniquilla, 6. Little Green Notebook, 7. Cliff Hengst.
Feast your eyes on the latest product from Lomography: the Fisheye Baby 110. It fits in the palm of your hand but produces the same quality photos as their traditional fisheye cameras. Pick up one of the two models—basic and…
