Donna Wearmouth for Quadra Gallery
Donna Wearmouth, a junior designer at Gardiner Richardson, created an interesting series of design work for Quadra Gallery. These minimalist pieces include an opening poster, various guides, and the identity, all with the same basic aesthetic. The use of type was something that originally caught my
Interview with Jim Coudal of Field Notes
This little brand is highly regarded by many designers and is a product used all over the world. Field Notes, created by Draplin Design Company in conjunction with Coudal Partners, is inspired by the vanishing subgenre of agricultural memo books, ornate pocket ledgers and the simple, unassuming beau
Intel Visual Life Profile on Michael Wolff
m ss ng p eces recently created an Intel Visual Life profile of legendary creative advisor and designer Michael Wolff. This piece was only released last week, but further extends Intel’s look into creativity following a profile on The Sartorialist, aka Scott Schuman. Michael Wolff is recognise
Obsolescence is a Crime by Vitsoe
Vitsoe have been producing some nice videos on their vimeo page as of late, I picked out their newest one titled Obsolescence is a Crime. They discuss something that is known in the product world as ‘planned obsolescence’, products that are deliberately intended to have a limited useful
Brooklyn Slate Company
I found this short film introducing Brooklyn Slate Company by CamLin Productions. I thought I would select some images from the BSC website to go alongside it, which happens to be the Winter 2011 Preview. Brooklyn Slate Company is a collaborative effort from graphic designer Sean Tice and Parsons gr
Mjolk Get Featured
For all our subscribers and the like, we have just released a new feature with menswear label Mjolk. We’ve been following their rise into the worldwide domain for a little while now, and they’ve produced some really great collections over the seasons. I was lucky enough to get a chance t
OFFF 2010 Paris Sponsors Title Sequence
I know its pretty unusual for us to post a sequence of titles and this is partly down to the fact that majority of title sequences are boring and mundane. Not on this account though! director Julien brings us a real visual treat that couldn’t be turned down today, in the short montage below. C
Dayglow By Sharon Laurilla
Toronto based creative Sharon Laurilla brings us this captivating set of images which stand out because of their engaging post production restyle. At the editing stage Sharon has kept a strong contrast between colour and greyscale by sectioning of parts of her imagery and letting the bright orange c
Olars By Lars Marcus Vedeler & Ola Vagsholm
Created in the spring term of this year at Oslo School of Architecture & Design Olars is a collaborative project created by Marcus Vedeler and Ola Vagsholm. An electronic interactive toy which provides many different options for the user and is inspired by Karl Sims’ evolved virtual creat
Expertimental Typography Looks From Bratislav Milenkovic
Serbian Designer Bratislav Milenkovic brings us this series of typography experiments and ideas that have been collating in his mind recently, he finally got the chance to create these digitally and share his visions with many other creative minds over at Behance. Working out of the Serbian capital
Scratch Board Art From Kent Barton
Neat set of Scratch Board Artworks from American artist based in the state of Bristol, sticking with the traditional media theme which ran through my last post. We see great contrast and detailing through this piece with the black on white workings providing a bold and stand alone look on each piece
Set Of Posters From Andrew McArdle
I found this great set of three illustrations from Chicargo based designer Andrew McArdle, created in bordering on pastel tones contrasted with darker greys and blacks for a bold, clean look. I think the fact they were made for a good cause in the shape of the world wide fund for nature, or WWF as [
