Showing posts with label print. Show all posts
Showing posts with label print. Show all posts

7/14/09

James Windsor - Portfolio

James Windsor is a London based graphic designer, with a 100% awesome portfolio. It's all gold, check it out!





7/13/09

design-ed - Portfolio

Design-ed is the creative and branding practice of Ed Watt. He has a great collection of work, definitely worth checking out! He says he loves a good cup of tea so he's OK in my books.



7/9/09

Made by Six - Portfolio

No, not Blossoms best friend, but a brilliant creative consultancy from Leicester!



Cardon Copy - Redesign awesomeness

Have you ever seen a Lost cat poster and been too distracted by the terrible typography to care about the cat? Apparently, you're not alone! Cardon Copy has taken these crimes against design and replaced them with something more aesthecially pleasing. Follow the link to check out the rest of them, they're all beautiful! http://cardoncopy.com/index.html

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7/8/09

Typotheque specimens

I got a lovely type specimen booklet from Typotheque in the post today. I love receiving stuff like this in the post, images on the internet aren't half as lovely as they are in print.

(I've put the links to the fonts in the pictures below the images.)

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Jesse Penico - Portfolio

His self-promotional stuff is blowing my mind! The use of anatomical diagrams is so cool.





Hello Monday - Portfolio

I love the rw/2 identity by Hello Monday. It's so simple and pretty.





Philippe Cossette - Portfolio

Some nice design from Philippe Cossette, a Montreal based designer. Check out his portfolio for more, and check out his logos - theres some great stuff in there.

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7/7/09

Hörður Lárusson - Portfolio

Hörður Lárusson is a graphic designer from Reykajvík. He's got a really great collection of work, I especially like his own identity, it's minimalism just is beautiful (the bottom two images)

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7/6/09

Daniel Freytag - Portfolio

Daniel Freytag (from Why Not Associates) has a really amazing portfolio of work.

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Tim George - Portfolio

Tim George is a London based designer and has a fantastic portfolio of work. His handmade books are really nice!

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If (like me) your feeling inspired to go make your own books the National Print Museum has a bookmaking class.



7/2/09

Gavin Potenza - Portfolio

Really fantastic work from Gavin Potenza. I love the Truth on Brands project, what it represents and how it's been executed. I'm a big fan of the simple vintage style.

Cultural statement based on how brands have changed their ideals and fundamentals throughout the years. Inspired by the words of Marty Neuemeier and how brands no longer aim to communicate what they represent but rather attempt to cater to the consumer's varying interests.

Check out his portfolio for a whole load of awesomeness. http://www.gavinpotenza.com/

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7/1/09

The Apartment - Portfolio

Amazingly high quality work from The Apartment, a Stockholm based agency.

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Men's Fashion Week Invites

Wallpaper* has a gorgeous selection of invites from S/S mens shows. My favourites are the Comme des Garcons and Vikor & Rolf invitations.








Film the blanks - Flickr

An awesome set of iconic movie posters pared down to the most basic elements. It's weird how recognisable some are, like the Jaws one, which is basically a blue, white and red rectangles.


These are my favourite ones:






6/30/09

Why not associates - Portfolio

I love it when you come across a portfolio that you love so much, you get disapointed when you've looked through the whole thing!

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6/26/09

6/23/09

LGBT Noise - Project

A poster I made for LGBT Noise.

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João Oliveira - Portfolio

I love the "Dictionary of received Ideas" project. Check out the rest of Joao Oliveira's work here: http://www.onrepeat.net/.