AisleOne, one of my favorite sources for design inspiration, updated with a new version of their website. With a wonderful layout, two options for viewing content – grid or list – and a nice hidden dashboard, the new version is extremely successful and is a great example of a site that could easily just be [...]
Them Thangs is back and better than ever. With a new site and new url you can get back to wasting hours of your day looking at amazing images… Get back to wasting your day away at them-thangs.com and make sure to close that sidebar thing to get the O.G. feel.
I just came across the design work of Nazario Graziano while browsing doubleyouwhy. Good stuff. Click below to check out some samples and click HERE to check his site.
The guys at Morning Breath from Brooklyn, NY have updated with a new website. The site is more of a blog format with a SERIOUS archive of all their work showcasing everything from their current poster work to their old Jay-Z album covers! Make sure to spend some time on their site and keep reading [...]
Mind Design is an independent design studio out of London. I’m really digging the patterns and colors the use in their identity work. (via It’s Nice That)
Fast Company has a year-end feature rounding up the 14 biggest moments in design from the past decade. While I’m not sure I agree with all of the choices, it’s pretty crazy to think back to the first time you saw an iPod, or the fact that Design With In Reach wasn’t around and everyone [...]
Brandnew, one of the best brand identity websites around has a great roundup of the best and worst identities of 2009. There are some great examples of both good and bad identities like the above beautiful Paul Rand designed Yale logo (on the left) that was dumped for the new version (on the right) and surprisingly enough [...]
Mutiny has had a great ad camping going over the past year that consisted of a perfect formula: great photography, simple typography, and a new little graphic element for each ad. The ads are also very consistent with out being to repetitive. With the photo as the main focus, each ad is able to take [...]
Heider Ismail is a photographer and designer whose work I first noticed after coming across outtakes from his solo photography show – You’re Standing On Our Streets sponsored by Carlsberg and Converse. Along with the ability to land a beer sponsor for a photo show (nice going dood), I think he’s got a great eye [...]
Check out some great print and editorial design from New York City designer Michael Freimuth.
Just as I uploaded all the images for this post, I had a feeling that I might have already posted on Thomas Troelsen’s blog Private. I did a quick search and sure enough, I wrote about it last February. The first post didn’t have many images to go along with it, so rather than scrapping [...]
I was just browsing Hard Feelings (Dylan Haigh’s new site) and came across the work of Ben Barry. Ben is a graphic designer, who is currently working as a designer at a small company called Facebook. His site is full of awesome work and has fun icons that help you navigate through stuff. Click below [...]
I’m not exactly sure how, but a few weeks ago, I came across this great minimal blog called Do It For The Fame. The site feels almost like your standard image blog, but the simple captions and artist credits, along with few multiple image posts mixed in here and there make it much more. With [...]
“No logos or brand name bullshit on this one. Just a picture of god damn icon.” Designer and photographer Jared Souney put together a limited run t-shirt for the holidays featuring a great photo of the iconic Mt. Baldy full pipe. You can pick up the shirt for $15 on the Yobeat online store and [...]
Check out some rad work from design studio Carefully Considered. I’m really digging the soap above as well as the graphics for the motorcycles.
Advertising giants Wieden + Kennedy just launched a new website this week. With offices all over the world and a client list that will make your jaw drop, it can get a bit overwhelming trying to understand everything that is W+K. Their new website organizes all their work by each office and they have really [...]
Art Vinyl has posted a list of the 50 top album covers of 2009 and you can vote for your top three for the year. Check out all 50 nominations and keep reading for a few of my favorites. What are some of your favorites? Let us know in the comments!
I came across this graph about Swine Flu Deaths last week and judging by the 480,00+ view count on Flickr, I’m sure a few of you have seen it, but if now, check it out after the jump.
Dig Magazine has uploaded all their covers to their new Facebook Page, check out a few of my favorites after the jump.
Pentagram just posted some images of a book they designed for Wes Anderson’s new film, Fantastic Mister Fox. The book gives you an inside look into what it took to create the characters in the movie, showing all the fun stuff like character sketches, swatches, inspiration and notes from Wes Anderson. The book was published [...]
Architecture blog Dezeen posted some photos and info about the new London offices for one of Defgrip’s favorite design firms Wieden + Kennedy. Featherstone Yong, a London studio is responsible for the project in which they re-vamped an old brewery across the street from the old Wieden + Kennedy London offices. “utilizing the height of [...]
Cody Hudson, one of my favorite artists and someone who has been a huge influence on me creatively, just updates with a new site. This is actually the first time since I discovered his work years and years ago, that’s he’s updated with a new site and I just had so much fun digging through [...]
I don’t know how many people visit History of Our World but it’s one of my favourite blogs out there. It’s well curated with informative text and the quality is always on point. See a selection of images from their archive after the jump and be sure to check out the blog!
Ill Studio is a collective of 10 French creatives – photographers, designers, typographers, illustrators, motion designers – that all work together on a wide range of projects. I was drawn to them through their work with clothing company Six Pack and I’m really in love with all of their print and t-shirt designs.
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