Inquietto

Nice site and work from Oscar Marchal a.k.a Inquietto. Check!

The International Office

Did not realise that Experimenta had changed into what's known now as The International Office. This new 'office' also has some new work.

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Tomas Mankovsky

Here's a nifty little stop motion short made by Tomas Mankovsky entitled Sorry I'm late.

Submitted by Pilar@Blinkink

Team Daddy

Quite a nice ad for the French Red Cross' 150 year anniversary, created by Team Daddy. Worth having a snoop around their site.

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Shilo: Still Run

Quite a nice music video created by Shilo for the band BrotherSister.
It would have made an equally good ad for one of the sport shoe brands out there I'm sure!

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Plural

Sharp work from Chicago's Plural.

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Rokkaboy

Good interactive and motion work to be seen on Robert Kaniszewski's new website.

Via DYT

Designunit

Lots of good work to check out from Copenhagen based studio, Designunit.

Normal Bias

Some nice work from Normal Bias

Submitted by Normal Bias

Mc Bess: WOOD

Just saw this over at Surfstation, pretty cool.

Farrow: New

I see Farrow have a new area showing off their latest work.

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Landor Associates: Sydney

The design work of Landor Associates Sydney*

Via Dirtymouse

Piero Zagami

Some good graphic and information design by Piero Zagami

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Last Day Dream

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Jas Hands

Another promising student by the name of Jas Hands

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David Marsh

I concur with Dan from Dirtymouse that this student's portfolio is quite promising.

Matt John GIll

The work of Matt John Gill

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Alan Clarke

Quite like these proposals for the London 2012 Olympic posters, created by Alan Clarke

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Heydays update

New work and site update from Heydays.

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Offf Sponsor & Main Titles 09

Brunswicker Studio

I received a lovely email from Mark Brunswicker of Copenhagen based Brunswicker Studio. These guys have a fantastic portfolio showing off some lovely art direction especially, it left me wondering how they escaped my attention... well anyway, whatever you do, make sure you check them out.

Trunk Archive

There have been many a great fashion photographer featured here on The O-L such as Miles Alderidge, Hedi Slimane, Nick Knight, Jenny Van-Sommers, etc. simply because they have been responsible for capturing such amazing fashion imagery, so when Leslie Simitch introduced me to Trunk Archive, I lost a fair amount of my day looking through their entire archive of elite photographers, you'll probably want to do the same!

Seb Lester: Flames

Typographic maestro Seb Lester dropped by, he has recently released what is simply a stunning typographic piece called 'Flames'. The prints come in Metallic Gold & Silver, are limited edition (100 of each), numbered and signed and you'll be happy to know they will be available here. More news from Seb soon!

Stockholm Design Lab

Stockholm Design Lab has update with some new work including this piece of work for the Biennale di Venezia.

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Glenn Garriock

Glenn Garriock from FormFiftyFive has set up his site, Atelier 1A, some nice work so take a peek.

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Demokratica

Some nice work to be found on the newly updated site by Fernando Almodóvar

Via Dirtymouse

Branislav Kropilak

Branislav Kropilak has released two new series of photos, Gas Pumps and Windmills, take a look!

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Non-Format

New work up at Non-Format worth checking out.

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Hellovon

A new site update from Hellovon. Good stuff!

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Daniel Baer

A clean and nicely set out print portfolio from Daniel Baer

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Area 17

Arnaud Mercier and co have a nice little update over at Area 17

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Art VS Design

Jessie Connor from NY based collaborative, Artists Wanted, informs us of an opportunity that pits the world's designers against the world's artists in a fun competition that asks the question: what is the most powerful medium of our moment?
Well, if you can answer that, then you could be up for some fame and fortune!

Submitted by Jessie Connor

Neighbour

Some new work from Neighbour, including this new identity work for Speed Communications.

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Natanata

Some nice work from Madrid based design group Natanata

Via Dirtymouse

Niklas Lundberg

Niklas Lundberg has a few nice pieces of work in his newly updated portfolio.

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Not To Scale

Quite a nice piece from me ol' muckers, Not To Scale.

Spotted over at Ventilate,

Polimekanos

Polimekanos is a graphic design practice based in London. It was founded in 2001 by Joseph Kohlmaier and Stefan Kraus and works across a variety of media, from books, posters, identities and stationery to exhibition design, signage and websites.

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Duncan Macdonald

Glasgow based graphic designer and illustrator Duncan Macdonald emailed in with his portfolio with some interesting black and white illustration work.

Submitted by Duncan Macdonald

Clinton Duncan & Ivana

Check out the work of husband and wife designers Clinton Duncan &
Ivana Martinovic, who incidentally, work both separately and collaboratively.

Submitted by Clinton Duncan

Draught Associates

Helen Turner has kindly sent in Draught Associates' latest project for RIBA's 'Building Futures'; an initiative set up to create space for discussion about the needs of society from our built environment and, consequently, the built environment professions in 20 years and beyond.
The exhibition is called 'Visualisations of the 21st Century City 2009 - Conflict in Architecture' which will be on show from 06 MAY- 30 MAY at RIBA.

Mister

A very nicely updated portfolio from Mike Sullivan

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Proud Creative

Always nice work coming from Proud Creative, worth taking a look at their motion work too.

Via Ventilate

Remote Location

Adam Rodgers from Remote Location emailed in to let us know they have updated their site, which includes their newest project for warp records.

Wire Design

Some really good projects from London's Wire Design

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Gavin Potenza

Some tasty work from Gavin Potenza.

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