During the airing of Mad Men, illustrator Dyna Moe creates a weekly desktop wallpaper based on each episode. The scene below was a particular favorite of mine, at least from a visual perspective—the colors were gorgeous. The entire set of…
Maybe this isn’t a new thing, but I certainly haven’t seen it before. Sway Space decided to create a line of business cards for kids so that parents can arrange playdates—a pretty cool idea in itself. And to make them…
Arctic is a headline family created by German designer Henning Skibbe. Interestingly enough, his background is in graffiti, which as you can see informs his work. You can purchase individual weights, or the entire family at MyFonts.
One of the many projects of designer/illustrator Jess Neil is Pattern Plus. The idea behind the interactive project is simple; users submit a brief questionnaire that includes questions like “straight lines or curved”, and Jess creates a pattern based on…
This gorgeous photography by Nick Maggio was taken on an iPhone, believe it or not.
These breathtaking aerial photographs are part of David Maisel’s Terminal Mirage project. Here’s a little background from the site: In his project Terminal Mirage, Maisel intentionally obscures the function, location, scale, and condition of his subject. No title names the…
London-based designer Shaz Madani has had the opportunity to work on some really great projects for Topshop, as evidenced by these portfolio pieces. What a great client to work with.
Check out the first issue of the The Only Shape magazine, a publication focused on creativity. McFancy a project by the Cool Hunter. Smashing Magazine’s round-up of interesting business cards. The Selby goes behind the scenes at Mast Brothers. Neenah…
I randomly stumbled across these examples of multiple exposure photographs on Flickr the other day. And as an extremely amateur photographer I have no clue how to make something this cool-looking, so I am in awe. For more, check out…
A quick look at the unique, patterny lettering style of Matt Lyon.
Pictory is a showcase for your best photo stories. Pictory is about true, personal stories, and documentation of our lives and cultures. Pictory members don’t have to be professional photographers or writers, but they do have to look, observe, photograph,…
I love all the swashes and perfect imperfectness of each letterform that makes up Cooper Italic. Not to mention it’s a steal at only $30.
Not only do I love Wilkintie’s colorful letterpress prints, but I’m also really drawn to the more minimalist packaging of their boxed set. The gift box contains all twelve letterpress prints from their first series and features delicate laser-etched details.…
I’m not a big drinker, but that doesn’t mean I can’t love this set of bar cards designed by Neil Hubert. The set of 5 includes cards that feature five classic cocktails: Martini, Manhattan, Tom Collins, Old fashioned, and Gin…
I’m completely obsessed with these posters designed by fellow lost fan, Ty Mattson of Mattson Creative. Who’s with me?
Infographic designer extraordinaire, Nicholas Felton, has just released his 2009 annual report. Each year I continue to be inspired by the new ways he comes up with to both record and visualize information. This time around Felton collected the data…
One of my favorite visual blogs, Friends of Type, has just released their first line of prints! The set, “Always Play Amongst Friends” includes four prints that were individually designed by the members of Friends of Type, and letterpressed by…
Brent Couchman—who is the talent behind Fossil’s disctinctive branding—has an extremely polished portfolio, full of bright, whimsical print and identity work. I especially love his sense of color. For more from Brent, be sure to take a look at his…
