Computer Arts Collection

Computer Arts Collection is a new annual series of six in-depth guides from the mak­ers of Computer Arts. I’ve seen one of these babies in per­son and it is gor­geous—it fea­tures every­thing from work sam­ples to designer pro­files to a full break­down of one studio’s design process, not to men­tion high qual­ity pro­duc­tion details. I admit I’m a bit of a mag­a­zine col­lec­tor, so I may be biased, but it truly is a visu­ally rich and infor­ma­tive pub­li­ca­tion — not some­thing you’d throw in the recy­cling bin.

The first issue should be in avail­able in the US soon at Barnes & Noble and Books-A-Million, Chapters in Canada, and WHSmiths in the UK, or you can buy a copy online. If you’re look­ing for more details, you can find them in this post, and also flip through a dig­i­tal sam­pler of the pub­li­ca­tion right here.

 

Paul Rogers Posters

Check out this small sam­pling of vin­tage style posters by Paul Rogers. Much more to be seen right here.

 

Color Happy 161

I always love House Industries type cat­a­logs. This one is even more of a beauty in person.

 

Chicago Women’s Health Center Invite

This incred­i­ble invi­ta­tion pack­age was designed by Will Miller, and Ohn Ho for Firebelly Design’s annual Grant for Good project.

Fer Juaristi Photography

I think the com­mon per­cep­tion is that, for the most part, wed­ding pho­tog­ra­phy tends towards the cheesy and less towards the artis­tic. But Fer Juaristi’s work cer­tainly proves that wrong. These par­tic­u­lar images are from his favorite pho­tos of 2011 post, but there’s much more to see right here.