Matter: 2012 New Year Package
Check out this gorgeous promotion that Matter sent to their clients this year: two custom designed notebooks housed in a zipper-perforated mailer. Beautiful!
Matt Delbridge: Noble Discord
Great work by Matt Delbridge: pieces designed for Noble Discord, a proposed fashion show highlighting the collections of young Bay Area fashion designers.
Collection: Moody Blues
FOUND: 1. Need Supply Navy Watch (sold out), 2. Farm Ruck Sack, 3. Richer Poorer Socks, 4. Cracked Chroma iPad Case, 5. Ugmonk Percent Shirt, 6. Fleece Flounce Throw, 7. Kate Spade Glossy Garden Clip Earrings.
Commercial Type for Fast Company
This past Fall, Fast Company—a magazine I subscribe to and highly recommend—launched a redesign featuring three custom typeface families by Commercial Type: Kaiser, Zizou Slab and Zizou Sans: Kaiser, a condensed sans serif in 3 widths designed by Vincent Chan, is used for display and…
Doe Eyed: New Site, New Work
Lincoln, Nebraska based design and print studio Doe Eyed just launched a brand new site with loads of new work. Below you can see a small selection of their gritty and colorful posters, all of which (and more) are up…
P.A.R
I am really drawn to the offbeat brand designed by P.A.R. for Barcelona-based Strata Bakery. I know this look is something we’ve seen a lot of before, but the color palette is anything but typical for a bakery. And the…
Colin Pinegar: F. Troupe Branding
According to recent grad Colin Pinegar, F. Troupe is “a drunkship of cobblers from London who make shoes that are ‘quintessentially British.’” Check out the rest of his work right here.
Etsy Finds: Aaron Eiland
I was happy to discover that Texas-based designer has an Etsy shop, where several screen printed posters are available for sale. Check out the rest right here.
Music: Leeds Print Festival posters
I’m really inspired by the beautiful marbling in these posters found via Creative Review: Music worked with screen printers ASForPrint and marbling artist Jemma Lewis to create a series of beautiful prints to promote the inaugural Leeds Print Festival.
Zeus Jones: Thymes Mandarin Coriander Packaging
I’ve long been a fan of Thymes products—especially their packaging—so I was excited to learn about the products designed for a new line, Thymes Mandarin Coriander, by Zeus Jones. What’s more, Design Director Brad Surcey has provided some real insight into…
Naughtyfish: Keaykolour Paper Promotion
Australian agency Naughtyfish created this printed promotional piece for Keaykolour, a paper range manufactured by ArjoWiggins. Their unique spin on the project was to create a set of alphabet flash cards that are held together with a rubber band, featuring various…
Stockholm Design Lab: Vårdapoteket Identity
The vibrant identity was designed by Stockholm Design Lab for Vårdapoteket, a Swedish pharmacy chain. What a breath of fresh air it would be to shop in such colorful environment, especially compared to the typical Duane Reade I frequent here in NYC. Plus, the…
Monday Quick Links: 01.30.12
Never thought these words would come out of my mouth, but I’m really liking JC Penney’s new brand. Seems like most of the Brand New commenters enthusiastically hate it, but I think it’s really appropriate for the audience and definitely an improvement…
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…
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…