Good morning readers! Apologies for the lateness this morning. Thankfully our only damage from Irene was the loss of cable and internet, so we’re still getting up and running. I hope you are all safe and sound. I’m really excited…
Designer-turned-illustrator E.W. Thomason certainly has a unique style. I’m especially loving these borderless pieces that feature rich, layered color palettes and brilliantly expressive typography.
This branding for Periscope Creative, by Darrin Crescenzi, is absolutely gorgeous—from the intricate logo details to the typographic choices, to the plush letterpress textures. Just beautiful.
It feels like summer is drawing to a close around here (you won’t see me complaining—I’m definitely ready for Fall), so I figured one last super warm, summery image was in order. This one, by hello don’t hang up, fits…
I’m loving the branding Matchstic dreamt up for this year’s Catalyst East Coast Conference, which has the theme “Be Present.”
These playful animal illustrations by Bruno Nunes accompany the stories of Aesop’s Fables. Take a look at the entire series right here.
I’m loving the quirky curves of Altis, a sans serif family by Typolar, featuring 10 weights and lots of open type features.
I’m really impressed with Zach Schrock’s photography, especially these pieces from his Places series.
Check out this fun, modern packaging series created for Ecostore by New Zealand-based firm, Special Group. I’m particularly loving the sketchy, line drawings that adorn the adult beauty products. via Hannah Dollery
FOUND: 1. Vintage Glass Tumblers, 2. Vintage Whitman Playing Cards, 3. Vintage Cast Iron Elephant Bank, 4. Big Top Lampshade, 5. Join the Circus Print, 6. Circus Stationery, 7. Circus Troupe Wallpaper.
I can’t get enough of these typographic letterpress prints by Brad Vetter, who spends his days designing for Hatch Show Print. Lucky for us, some of them are even available for purchase via his etsy shop. Sidenote: a quick look…
Etsy shop Saratops is filled with all sorts of handmade goods made with found materials, from banners and notebooks to notecards and gift tags.
I’m super impressed with Christine and Ian’s unique wedding invitations. The labor-intensive, hand-crafted suite features details made with laser cutting, stamping, sewing and more, proving that the design and production process was truly a labor of love. You can get…
Sean Freeman—who is represented by Levine/Leavitt—is producing some truly inspiring work. This piece for The Decemberists grabbed me immediately, and upon further exploration I found even more specimens of interesting, experimental lettering in his portfolio. Here are just a few…
I’m really loving these black and white pieces by Neuarmy. Victory League is a series of prints of champion athletes originally created for Adam Garcia’s Trust Me exhibition. More pieces will continue to be added to the collection, which will…
We’re beyond thrilled to share that Seamless Creative and design work life are featured in this month’s issue of HOW, the Self-Promotion Design Annual. In an article entitled, “The Accidental Promoter”, we’re featured alongside some excellent company—Design Army, John Foster,…
James Victore is launching The Dinner Series, what could be an amazing experience for seven lucky artists and designers. In addition to some intense work sessions, the five-day workshop will also include nightly dinners prepared by NYC’s finest chefs that…
When Kate Thomas sent over a link to her work, I was immediately drawn to these graphic spreads from Art of the Beat, a self promotional piece that won her a student honor in this year’s HOW Self-Promotion Annual.
