UK-based studio Believe in recently completed an identity and stationery project for Christophe Szpajdel, aka Lord of the Logos: The work follows the Gestalten publication of the Lord of the Logos book in 2010, showcasing a selection of the close to…
Beautiful work for Las Buenas Maneras by Perth, Australia-based Wallnut Studio.
Check out these awesome glow-in-the-dark business cards that The Hungry Workshop printed for Luke Lucas. Pretty freaking cool.
Check out the latest in beautiful stationery developed by Stitch Design Co., this time for Lichty Guitars.
Paris-based studio Müesli developed this identity for Le Baigneur identity, a line of face and body care products for men.
For the month of August, a series of guests will be filling in on DWL with daily posts. Today’s posts come to you from Jason Johnson who fights the good fight as an Art Director/Designer at TunnelBravo. For more from Jason, check out…
For the month of August, a series of guests will be filling in on DWL with daily posts. Today’s posts come to you from Jason Johnson who fights the good fight as an Art Director/Designer at TunnelBravo. For more from Jason, check out…
For the month of August, a series of guests will be filling in on DWL with daily posts. Today’s posts come to you from Jason Johnson who fights the good fight as an Art Director/Designer at TunnelBravo. For more from Jason, check out…
Casey Martin recently developed this vibrant and colorful identity and collateral for Farmhouse, a new innovation company from the creative minds at Leo Burnett. Here’s the gist, according to Casey: Farmhouse is the innovation and new venture center of Leo…
German branding agency Zeichen & Wunder recently gave themselves a makeover. The entire program revolves around the slogan that you’ll see on many of the pieces below: „Traue Deinen Sinnen!“, which translates to “Do not trust your senses!” “Trust your senses!” Looking sharp.…
Melbourne-based studio Projects of Imagination developed the identity and collateral for Chin Chin, a “a restaurant serving no-frills, quality Asian cuisine in a dynamic & fast paced environment.”
Designer Cory Say designed this beautiful set of stationery for the 2012 Cattle Baron’s Ball around the theme “Give Cancer the Boot.” All of the type is hand-drawn and incorporates elements from both Victorian type and vintage broadside posters. Beautiful!
Luke Brown developed this graphic black and white identity for Reuben Hills, a Sydney-based cafe. Check out more of his work right here.
Building off Raw Color’s identity for Keukenconfessies—featured earlier this month—is the new look for Franke Elshout, a food stylist. Since she is a part of Keukenconfessies, they wanted to link the two identities while still creating some separation. They achieved that by…
Miller Creative recently developed a new set of business cards to accompany their new identity and website. They took a uniue approach to the printing, using letterpress on heavy, bend-proof 98pt gray coverboard, which measures almost 2mm thick. My favorite…
Studio Lin recently completed a beautiful identity and e-commerce website for Brooklyn-based industrial designer Jason Miller: The website features a custom font that references CAD drawings as a distinguishing element. Full e-commerce capabilities allow all of Jason’s work to be purchased…
Austria-based studio Bureau Rabensteiner recently developed this incredibly impressive identity and collateral system for N. Daniels Wien, a photo producer in Vienna. The production method is one I’ve certainly never seen before—the black color of the varnish fades at body temperature, so as…
I’m loving the gorgeous identity and collateral that Lotta Nieminen developed for Maeven, a Brooklyn-based online clothing boutique. The color palette isn’t one I’d normally gravitate towards, but in this instance it absolutely works. And I love the diagonally folded…
