Timothy Goodman recently completed a really fun project for The New Yorker‘s Fiction Issue, entitled “Crimes and Misdemeanours.” He created six Noir fiction themed title cards to represent each fiction piece in the issue. A video trailer was also created featuring Timothy’s…
Check out the beautiful illustration, lettering and pattern design work of Michael Mullan.
For those of you who prefer to something more interesting to your default computer icons, designer Nina Azzarello has a solution. She’s recently designed a second handmade icon set—see the original one here—in which each icon is made entirely from…
As part of his Horn Please exhibition, Shantanu Suman created a series of beautiful music boxes to demonstrate the various horns found in Indian trucks. Each hand painted box was included four buttons that produce different pitched sounds when pushed—check…
Check out Ludlow Kingsley‘s 2013 design for the Santa Monica Festival, an annual cultural event. I’m loving the color palette, in particular.
For her thesis project at the University of San Francisco, Mia Johnson created Adventure Supply Kit, which was “designed to aid, inspire, and entertain someone as they set out on an adventure of their choosing.” What a fun idea! Check…
I have a bit of a weakness for slab serifs, so Lost Type Co-op’s latest release, Klinic Slab, is right up my alley. Designed by Joe Prince, the typeface includes four weights, plus italics and many Open Type features, all within…
Jim Leszczynski sent over this great little animation that I’m happy to share with you this morning. The animation was developed for Merit, an online application that helps customers get attention for their schools and their students via social and local media. Merit…
A great series of illustrations by Poland-based designer and illustrator Adam Quest. Check out the rest of his Behance portfolio for more. via Illustration Served
The Freaks Alphabet, by My Name is Wendy, is a series of letterforms created from a catalog of vector shapes and design sketches. Get a closer look right here.
The Blksmith Design Co. is the Southern California-based design studio of David M. Smith. He has some excellent work in his portfolio (which you should check out here), but on a recent visit to his site I was also excited to discover…
I’m loving this playful series of numbers that Tatalab created for Yorokobu Magazine. via Present & Correct
Adriane Swash, a companion to Adriane Text, includes uppercase, lowercase and small caps, as well as a wide range of OpenType features, including alternate glyphs, stylistic ligatures, ornaments and language support. Pick up a copy at MyFonts. Want more type? Check out…
UK-based studio Passport recently developed the identity and collateral for Word., a copywriting company. Word approached us wanting a complete brand identity. We created the concept of “copy with character” and designed a flexible and daring brand around this theme. A…
Paperlux created this incredible Save the Date for the christening of MS Europa 2, a new luxury liner for Hapag-Lloyd Cruises. Check out the video below for a closer look at how it all unfolds: via Design Made in Germany
Laura Berglund recently launched a brand new portfolio site, with lots of new work. One of the projects that caught my eye in particular, is this graphic identity she developed for artist Anne Vieux. Check out more of Laura’s work…
I’m not sure when they launched, but I just discovered that Sideshow Press has an entirely new (to me, anyway) website, blog and shop. The shop is filled to the brim with really fun paper goods, from cards and notebooks…
I’m loving this series of black and white stationery items by Sarah Thorne, which includes seasonal notebooks, cards, envelopes and wrap for UK-based stationer Paper Stock. Part of a collaboration with Yarra Jones. via Good Design Makes Me Happy
