Sol Linero: Descorches Magazine Illustrations
I love this series of illustrations by Sol Linero for Descorches Magazine.
I love this series of illustrations by Sol Linero for Descorches Magazine.
Photographer JC Lemon took this series of haunting photographs while riding around lower Manhattan—which is still without power—on his bike the other night. See more here. via Katie Jane Photo
In addition to Blue Marble—which had raised about $4k as of yesterday—20×200 is also giving you the opportunity to contribute to Hurricane Sandy relief through the purchase of Dylan Fareed’s We Are So Good Together letterpress print. From now through…
I’m taking a little break from regular posting today to focus on the millions of people in our part of the country who have been impacted by Hurricane Sandy. We were extremely lucky that we didn’t suffer any damage or power…
According to London-based illustrator Philip Dennis, his inspirations include: “80s films and cartoons, natural forms and patterns, playing around with hatching styles, and imperfections in cheap printing”—all of which comes through loud and clear in his work. All of these inspirations…
TOKY designed these incredible pop-up invitations for the St. Louis Public Library’s end-of-year Gala. The design and construction was inspired by the library’s current major restoration and modernization project, which will be unveiled in December. To learn much more about…
I’m not much of a Halloween person (I know, I know), but I couldn’t resist posting Siobhán Gallagher’s latest illustration project: Twelve Days of Halloween. Below are a few of my favorites but you can check out the rest of the…
Herb Lester‘s map selection represents an amazing group of designers and illustrators, including many that are DWL favorites. So needless to say, I’m a big fan. One of my current favorites happens to be Matt Chase’s take on Copenhagen, which…
Love this minimal, geometric identity designed by Studio Brave for interior designer Christopher Elliott.
The companion Salvo Sans and Salvo Serif was originally designed by Cyrus Highsmith for use in various AARP publications. Both typefaces are available in five weights and in condensed and extra condensed styles. Salvo Sans Salvo Serif
Portland-based designer Orion Janeczek developed these awesome suite of promotional materials—check out that gorgeous engraving work—for Supreme Tabletop Athletics. via Branding Served
For her current self-initiated project, illustrator Summer Pierre is illustrating and hand lettering a new story every day for 100 days. She’s currently on Day 43. You can follow along with new stories on her blog and check out more of the…
I don’t think these are new, but I love these limited edition screen prints by Sanna Annukka.
Take a look at this newly launched site for Martin Treu, “an urbanist, author, designer and architect,” which is the result of a collaboration between Sean Costik of Projekt, Inc. and illustrator Scotty Reifsnyder. Here’s a bit about their process: We began by…
San Francisco-based studio HoffmannChrisman has developed some incredibly elegant websites for various wineries and wine purveyors. Case in point: Hanzell Vineyards Cirq Last Bottle
I’m loving the whimsical vintage feeling illustrations of Jonathan Burton. This series was designed for a poster campaign to promote the 2012 Cultural Season at the museum of the French author François Mauriac in Saint-Maixant, France.
I’m loving the colorful digital illustrations of UK-based Scott Balmer.
Aria is a graceful, elegant display serif by Fountain Type, that was released back in 2011. Get a closer look on MyFonts.