I think the work that this young designer is doing is amazing! Awesome awesome awesome! Looking forward to seeing what else she comes up with! Heaps more here... via designworklife.
Tuesday, 31 August 2010
Brighton
A few weeks ago, @alastairwarren and myself headed out to Brighton for a day! It decided to rain, but the beach was pretty beautiful! Some amazing old type also...
Monday, 30 August 2010
Sunday, 29 August 2010
Saturday, 28 August 2010
Timba Smits
Timba Smits has a really nice graphic style. His website is brilliant too - you totally feel his design aesthetic on any page of the site!
Labels:
graphic design,
typography
Friday, 27 August 2010
Typeface Love: St Ryde
I think this is a wonderful new typeface by Myfonts. Nice subtle small caps, a nice italic and easy to read. Heart it! via designworklife.
Labels:
type foundry,
typeface
Photographer Love: Camilla Arkens
The mood that these photographs emote is simply stunning - I love them - Camilla Arkens is an amazing photographer! More here.
Labels:
photography
Wednesday, 25 August 2010
The Animal Print Shop
Wow - these are amazing! Sharon Montrose has a gorgeous style - such simple subjects photographed beautifully! Nice website to match as well! These would make a great addition to a kids room - great gift idea also! More here.
Labels:
photography
Tuesday, 24 August 2010
Want! Vertical Cities
Unfortunately, this gorgeous print by Allison Rae is all sold out, but I really will be putting my hand up when the colour version comes out! So incredibly beautiful!via designworklife.
Labels:
gorgeous printing,
illustration
Monday, 23 August 2010
Murmure: Simply Paper
This is a beautifully simple graphic design style that makes me smile! More here.
Heres what they say about it...
Heres what they say about it...
Murmure is a communication design company based out of France. Their recent project entitled ‘Pochoirs’, directly translated to stencil, utilizes various sized circles in a hole punching technique to convey forms and faces that react to the background that they are placed over.
The faces shown here pop of the page when placed against a normal white background, naturally piquing ones curiosity. The simplicity and abstractness of the forms elude to the conceptual relationship between space and body.
Labels:
graphic design,
paper
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