Take a look at this beautiful senior project by Tony Lee Jr., a recent graduate of Carnegie Mellon. He developed visual identities for three Puccini operas, including La Boheme, which I’ve featured below. In addition to the identity, he created…
Love this simple, yet bold packaging and identity work for Quills Coffee by Pedale Design.
Stockholm Design Lab designed this sleek, modern identity system for Bella Sky, which is Scandinavia’s largest hotel. SDL was responsible for creating the new identity and signage system for the entire hotel, featuring a bespoke typeface inspired by the architecture.
Check out the identity and materials that New York’s C/C designed for Americanana, a group art exhibition at The Hunter College Art Galleries—I love this typographic, black-and-white approach. Get a more in-depth look at the concept, process and design in…
Check out this beautiful identity program, which features stunning paper cut work, for VCE Season of Excellence by A Friend of Mine. The VCE Season of Excellence, by the Victorian Curriculum and Assessment Authority (VCAA), is a series of events…
While I am away I’ll be suspending regular posts to feature design, photography and illustration work focused on a central theme: travel. Normal posting will resume on Tuesday, October 4th. Somewhere in Between, by Wendy Chan, is “a fictional airport…
While I am away I’ll be suspending regular posts to feature design, photography and illustration work focused on a central theme: travel. Normal posting will resume on Tuesday, October 4th. Dubois & Barral recently completed this beautiful branding for The…
Zoo is a show curated by the husband and wife team of Jacqui Oakley and Jamie Lawson, which featured “a collection of smaller paintings and artifacts brought together in one space alongside moderately interactive pieces” as well as “larger works…
Check out Ferroconcrete‘s clean, minimal and whimsical branding for früute, who makes all sorts of colorful and interestingly constructed tarts. The brand provides a perfect backdrop to showcase these mini works of art. If I make it out to the…
For a recent issue of Icon Magazine, Proud Creative developed a brand new look and feel for Rhyl, a small British seaside town. You can browse and download the publication—and therefore get a closer look at the colorful, pattern-heavy brand—right…
Made in the 216 is an event and shopping experience that was conceived to promote those who pursue creative endeavors in the Cleveland area. The colorful design and charming illustrations created for the event were the result of a collaboration…
Today I’m excited to present the work of Alex Yeske, a fellow Syracuse grad who I had the pleasure of working with for a short time. She has put together a great portfolio, but I’m particularly loving this branding project…
ok Mitch studio specializes in custom and hand-painted murals and signage. Their work is great across the board, but I’m particularly loving with the Stellina storefront, a cafe and gelateria on the Lower East Side, whose design and layout was…
I was excited to discover that MoMA has finally built a place on the web to showcase their in-house design work. And while the entire body of work is impressive, I’m especially loving the Belong Campaign, which aimed to convert…
For Sita Murt’s first pop-up store, Barcelona-based cla-se created a dynamic environment using hand-painted, fluorescent pink typography, which definitely makes a statement.
I’m really excited about Project Neon, Kirsten Hively‘s attempt to document and map all of New York’s best neon signs. Each week she’ll visit a new location and post a photo that captures the glowing signage (more images can be…
Robert Montgomery creates large-scale, typographic works of art, in a “poetic and melancholic post-Situationist tradition.” View more of his work right here.
I’m loving this extensive brand identity created by And Smith for a Coworth Park, a luxury hotel outside London. There are quite a few more images in their portfolio, so be sure to take a look. via Designspiration
