This morning 55 Hi’s is releasing two new posters, Numbers and Numbers 2. They follow the same format as the previous Letters series (which I have been eyeing for awhile!), and are the result of a collaboration with designer Michael Spitz.…
Last week Neenah Paper launched The Beauty of Letterpress, an incredible online resource featuring educational tools, a printer directory, and the best of the best in letterpress work produced today. As part of the launch, they are releasing monthly, limited…
Yesterday I got to open the windows in the office for the first time this year, and it was glorious. So in the spirit of welcoming warmer temperatures to the East Coast, I present this new summery print by Studio on…
Bureau of Betterment recently completed this series of posters and icons for XPlane, aiming to illustrate the company’s vision. XPlane, an organization that focuses on Business Design Thinking, also wrote a blog post that explains more about the project, which you can find right…
Singapore-based studio Pupilpeople has released a colorful series of typographic 2013 prints, using hand-mixed block printing ink pressed with teak wood on Maple Bright. The series includes single-color prints, which have been released in editions of 50, and four-color prints, which…
I’m loving this colorful print series, The Birthstones, by Elisa Werbler.
I’ve been admiring the poster work of Status Serigraph for quite awhile, so I thought it was high time they got their own post. Full disclosure: some of the posters below are unfortunately sold out.
Poppin, one of my favorite brands, recently added a series of art prints to their inventory. My personal favorites are the three abstract pieces you see below, by Gordon Harrison Hull. But you can check out the entire selection of colorful…
You may remember Michael George Haddad’s excellent personal project, Mid-Century Canada, which I featured earlier last month. Well, due to the overwhelmingly positive response he received, Michael decided to produce a print to showcase the series. He’s created a limited edition,…
I’m so glad I stumbled upon the Etsy shop of Osborn Woods. I hadn’t heard of them before, but I’ve learned that David Osborn and Charles Woods were an incredible artistic team from Nevada City, California who originally met as…
Designer Meng Yang just launched a new Kickstarter project that I think you all will love. Inspired by a road trip with his girlfriend, Meng was decided to design a series of posters that highlight the nicknames of the Great…
I’ve just discovered Misc. Goods Co., a new shop from Tyler Deeb of Pedale Design. You may remember his playing cards Kickstarter project from a little while back. Well the shop now contains various goods, from t-shirts to prints, that share the same…
Seattle-based agency Creature recently developed some really fun work for the Northwest Film Forum Children’s Film Festival. You can check out more of the work, including several video spots that were made, right here. Creative Credits: Creative: Art Direction/Design: Steve Cullen/Clara…
I’ve always enjoyed the designs Martino&Jaña have created for the Guimarães Jazz festival. (If you’ve missed their past work on DWL you can check them out here: 2009, 2010, 2011.) This year’s edition is no different. Here’s a bit about their approach…
Earlier this week Delicious Design League launched a brand new site. Below are a few of my favorites from their new shop additions.
DWL fave Lab Partners just added a really fun new series of prints to their shop, featuring a colorful, graphic peacock illustration. Each print is silkscreened on one of five French Pop Tone papers (a personal favorite of mine) with black,…
Barcelona-based studio Lo Siento developed this fun and playful identity and collateral for the Tenerife Design Festival, a design festival held in the canary islands.
The illustration team Peskimo created this fun series of prints inspired by the seemingly endless varieties of tea. Special Brews has launched with an initial series of five prints, all screen printed by hand. Purchase prints right here. via Inspireworks
