Next up is recent graduate, Liam Bonar, who'd like to show us what he's been up to in the last year...
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Liam Bonar
Next up is recent graduate, Liam Bonar, who'd like to show us what he's been up to in the last year...
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Students
Monday, 31 May 2010
Andrew Gary Beardsall
Students now, and third year graphic design student at Northumbria University, Andrew Gary Beardsall, tells us that he is due to graduate in July, so watch this space!
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Students
Anoo Design
Alex Normanton from Anoo Design got in touch about their latest project for Fedrigoni. Worth taking a look through their portfolio.
Thursday, 27 May 2010
Wednesday, 26 May 2010
Ziemowit Maj
Ziemowit Maj tells us that he's been been very busy in the last few months developing more typographic work for his portfolio. Flickr site available here
Labels:
Design,
Illustration,
typography
Friday, 21 May 2010
David Hillman Studios
David Hillman dropped us an email to celebrate their grand old age of 3!
Happy Birthday David Hillman Studios!
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Design
Wednesday, 19 May 2010
Tuesday, 18 May 2010
Papercut
"Minh Anh Vo & Victor Schuft are two French graphic designers, though their names may sound either Vietnamese or German. Minh Anh was born in Annecy and grew up in Paris. Victor comes from Troyes. They met in Brussels, where they studied Graphic Design and Typography at La Cambre School of Arts. After graduating in 2006, they decided to go to Los Angeles to work there and eventually got married at LAX. They are now living and working in Brooklyn"
Together they form Papercut.
Via FFF
Labels:
Design,
Illustration
Bunch of Stars
Those talented folks over at Bunch Design are to celebrate a year of international contributions for the Star of Bethnal Green campaign, with an exhibition at the Red Gallery in Shoreditch, London.
Based on an identity devised by Bunch in 2008, a traditional long-tailed star was taken and illustrated to create artwork that represented the corresponding months. llustrators were sought out from the furthest reaches of the globe including Guatemala, Iceland, Uganda and Indonesia to celebrate and explore the concept of how stars appear different depending on where in the world you happen to be gazing from. The stars depict a dramatic array of cultural influences, embracing nature, environment, folklore, history and visual arts.
There will be sixteen stars showcased at the exhibition, which opens with a private view on Tuesday 25th May, and runs until Friday 28th May. Limited edition t-shirts and letter pressed posters have been produced to accompany the show. More details can be found here.
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Design,
Events,
Illustration
Construct
London based design agency Construct have a fine portfolio of work, which has been recently extended with their recent rebranding of the world famous Claridge's hotel. More on this over at CRBlog.
Lily Dunlop
Lily Dunlop, a graphic design student studying at Northumbria University, emailed in with her portfolio, which I would say already contains some promising work...
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Students
GTF: Updates
You may have caught up on this already but it's worth mention the great Graphic Thought Facility have some new work to admire!
Labels:
Art Direction,
Branding,
Design,
Identity,
Wayfinding
Thursday, 13 May 2010
Tote for Charity
Jessica Walsh writes in to tell us about a charitable initiative that she started while at Print Magazine where by she asked twelve prominent designers to design a tote bag for a charity of their choice.
The totes are now sold at mydesignshop.com and 100% of the profits of the bags go to those charities.
Get over there and buy some feel good people!
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Charity
Wednesday, 12 May 2010
Eight:48
Eight:48 is a companion magazine to Counter-Print.
Each issue will focus on a different topic of debate, relevant to the current creative scene. Ten leading designers, illustrators and product designers have been asked their opinion on the 'future of print' in the first issue and have the opportunity to showcase their work and talk about their influences.
More here.
Submitted by Eight:48
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Magazines
Friday, 7 May 2010
Wednesday, 5 May 2010
Area 17: Slash/Paris
Arnaud Mercier from Area17 emailed me recently about their latest project for Slash Paris, a contemporary online art guide and agenda, nicely done!
Labels:
Design,
Interactive
Chevychase
Haven't featured these guys for a while, so without any further-a-do, here's Stockholm's Chevychase.
Labels:
Design,
Identity,
Interactive,
Packaging
Magnetica Magazine: Overturn
A quick mention that the latest issue of Magnetica Magazine is ready for viewing.
Submitted by Soraia Martins
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Magazines
BrandNewSchool
Roger Darnell writes to tell us about new work from BrandNewSchool including their latest spot entitled License to Dream.
Labels:
Illustration,
Motion
Sunday, 2 May 2010
Thursday, 29 April 2010
Carnovsky's RGB wallpaper
Quite a nice idea by Italian studio Carnovsky who created a series of wallpapers that react to different coloured lights. More on this over at CRBlog
Labels:
Design,
interior design,
Print
Sell! Sell!

Emma from Sell! Sell! emailed in with their latest work for a short film called 'The Shepherd's Children' by director Toby Robson.
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Design
Grégoire Vieille
Paris based still life photographer Grégoire Vieille dropped me a line about his latest work for Geil Magazine. Worth checking out his other projects on his portfolio site also.
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Photography
Wednesday, 28 April 2010
Tuesday, 27 April 2010
Monday, 26 April 2010
Sunday, 25 April 2010
Matt Ellwood
Matt Ellwood, a 3rd year graphic design student at Northumbria University, emailed in about his competition entry for International Society of Typographic Design competition.
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Students
Thursday, 22 April 2010
HigginsonHurst: Pick Me Up Art Fair
Tonight I'll be popping over to see the preview of HigginsonHurst's launch, hosted by Print Club London, at 'Pick Me Up', the first contemporary graphic art fair in the UK. The scene is set at London's Somerset House and the show will be officially opening 23 April - 3 May 2010. Looks like it's going to be a cracking show, so you can get more info on that here.
Seagulls Fly
Take a look at Brazilian group Seagulls Fly, responsible for Adobe's spot for CS5. There's an interview with the team about the project here.
Via Motionographer
Wednesday, 21 April 2010
Flyer Archive
Just came across this Flyer Archive, a little hit an miss, but worth a look.
Labels:
Design,
Illustration
Jonge Meesters
Some lovely work from Amsterdam based, Jonge Meesters (Young Masters), founded by Jeroen Bruijn and Serge Scheepers. Take a look!
Labels:
Art Direction,
Design
Grip
Just saw this promotional site for Canadian ad agency Grip, which takes a fairly novel in it's approach to it's design, if not stuffed with densely packed content.
Not sure it is the most effective of sites out there, but still, go discover!
Via QBN
Labels:
Advertising,
Interactive
Life In 2050: Artist Updates
Stuart Tolley has let us know that the Life in 2050 exhibition, curated by Transmisson, now has work up by the featured artists, go take a look!
Ident above by Future Deluxe
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Events
Reserves: Defense
A quick word from Mike Jerboe letting us know that type foundry Reserves have just released a new typeface, titled Defense, a bold mixed-case slab-serif stencil face with three weights and over 70 ligatures (not including alternate ligatures). Also worth checking out their other faces too.
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typography
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