Monday Quick Links: 07.02.12

Behance put together this quick post about what makes a project feature-worthy, and the guide­lines really apply to DWL as well, so I thought I’d share: What Makes a Project Feature-Worthy?

The invi­ta­tion web­site that Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer cre­ated for their wed­ding is eas­ilythe most epic wed­ding invi­ta­tion in the his­tory of wed­ding invi­ta­tions: http://​jes​san​druss​.us/.

Love these silkscreened sky­lines by Kate McLelland on The Fox is Black.

Jason Dean of The Best Part just opened up a brand new shop sell­ing an awe­some selec­tion of gig posters from a wide vari­ety of artists, The Rock Market.

You can now pur­chase work from Yes Cinncinnati’s recent show Primaries, fea­tur­ing works cre­ated by var­i­ous artists using only the pri­mary colors.

Watch as Park & Co. cre­ates a typo­graphic mural out of 25,000 pills!

If you’re in the LA area, Gallery 1988 will opened an Arrested Development trib­ute show this past Friday, enti­tled There’s Always Money in the Banana Stand. Love it — if I were on the cor­rect coast I would be there.

This week Matt Stevens pro­vided some insight into his design process over on his blog, which was great to see. Check it out: Part 1, Part 2.

Good Reads: Before You Hit Send: A Few Honest Tips for Job Seeking DesignersConquer Big Creative Projects Using Past, Present, and Future Focus, Why Account Managers Shouldn’t Prevent Designers From Speaking To Clients.

3 Comments

  1. Posted July 2, 2012 at 9:04 am | Permalink

    Didn’t see the link posted for Jessica’s and Russ’s invi­ta­tion web­site. If any­one else is curi­ous, here you go!

    http://​jes​san​druss​.us/

    Thanks DWL!

  2. Mery
    Posted July 2, 2012 at 9:57 am | Permalink

    Thanks for shar­ing Jessica’s link. It’s amazing!

  3. Posted July 2, 2012 at 10:07 am | Permalink

    Oops you’re right! Fixed now, but thanks for the heads up!

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  1. […] The most epi­cally amaz­ing web­site that tells the story of Jessica Hische and Russ Maschmeyer and their rela­tion­ship from the begin­ning to the engage­ment. And sprin­kled through­out are amaz­ing illus­tra­tions done by var­i­ous artists. And it’s one of those scrolling and scrolling and scrolling sites. Love them. First found via designworklife. […]

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