Ever since my honeymoon in Maui last year, I have a profound love for anything Hawaii-related. So while I would have loved this branding for Kane’Ohe regardless of its origin, the fact that it has Hawaiian ties makes it all…
Crespella is an “Italian crêpe and espresso bar located in Park Slope” that was branded by new-to-me Brooklyn studio Tag Collective.
Thomas Rennie has done some great work for the New Museum, including this print piece for the 2011 Spring Gala.
I’m loving Birch‘s clean, minimalist branding for Jooji, a clothing brand whose garments are made from a fabric that is comprised primarily of Japanese Washi paper.
Check out the branding and materials for Canada’s Walk of Fame developed by David Taylor, something I knew very little about before exploring his portfolio.
I love the classic, feminine look that interabang developed for the Taylor Black jewelry brand.
Theory 11’s latest playing card collaboration showcases the work of JAQK Cellars, a boutique winery from some of the minds behind Hatch. This particular deck of cards features embossed scrolls, metallic inks, and imported French paper, extending JAQK’s amazing branding…
A Friend of Mine recently launched a new portfolio site that features several recent projects. In particular, I was drawn to the simple and smart work they’ve done for Booki.sh, a web-based platform for distributing, selling and reading ebooks.
Today I’m loving this elegant and timeless identity for Lorraine G Vale, an interior design company, by Charleston’s Fuzzco.
JJAAKK is the new studio of Jesse Kirsch, a recent Portland transplant and graduate of SVA. For a new venture, he’s already produced a slew of great work, including these pieces for Three Tablespoons, an all-natural, vegetarian bakery.
For me, growing up in the 80s and 90s means I will have a lifelong obsession with neon. So clearly I was in love with this piece, designed by the The Hungry Workshop for the Mohawk Show, from the first…
Projekt has created a lovely brand for Middletown Lumber, inspired by “rudimentary printing, old forestry diagrams, stenciled shipping crates and stained, antique papers.” I love how they’ve carried the nuanced, historic identity elements through every piece—from the stationery to the…
Knoed is the Chicago-based studio of creative studio of Kim Knoll and Kyle Eertmoed. Their portfolio features everything from branding, to print, to web design, all of which is extremely polished and professional. In particular I love the classic brand…
I’m super impressed with Mark Zuckerberg’s personal stationery, designed by Ben Barry, which features some fun production details, including a clear foil stamp and hand-embossed seal, combined with a subtle and quiet color palette. But what’s perhaps most impressive (and…
Love this student project by Colin Dunn: The Fortress of Solitude is an invitation only ice-hotel for super people who need to get away from it all. This promotional zine, issued by the hotel, serves as the formal invitation. (I…
Among other things, Hum Creative creates beautiful custom invitations, like this one for Zooey & Ben.
This whimsical brand identity created by Adam Hill for Mad Brew Productions, a live music event company. The aesthetic was inspired by the concept of a traveling Victorian salesman—such a fun idea. via Amy Hardy’s Pinterest
Lindsay Giuffrida, a senior designer at McMillian+Furlow, sent over this festive invitation for a Memorial Day pig roast that her family hosts each year. In addition to the fun, typographic details, I’m loving the simple addition of white addressing on…
