This is what the world would look like if “hipsters” had their way. Definitely seems like an interesting and fun project. View the rest of the series here: Hipster Branding
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Blog:Hipster Branding
Blog:Caine’s Arcade
If this video has taught me anything, it’s that hard work never goes unnoticed. Regardless of Caine’s age, his entrepreneurial spirit, unwavering determination, and most importantly, creativity, should serve as an inspiration to all. Also, as designers, we should remember not to take ourselves too seriously and, that if we want to do something, the…
Blog:McDonaldland Specification Manual
A 1970s version of Mayor McCheese and Ronald McDonald are only a few of the great highlights from this vintage collection of fast food packaging and advertising on flickr. See these photos and more vintage fast food here via: feastingneverstops
Blog:God from the Machine
I’ve never owned a motorcycle, but I certainly wouldn’t rule it out after seeing the beautifully hand-crafted work of Deus Ex Machina (pronounced “day-us ex mack-ena”). To put it into context, Deus are to motorcycles as Best Made Company are to axes. Getting their start in 2006, Deus has since developed a great brand and…
Blog:A logo a day – branding Minnesota’s 10,000 Lakes
Designer Nicole Meyer has taken on a large task – that of creating a logo a day for Minnesota’s 10,000 lakes. She figures it will only take a little over 27 years. No big deal. I’m really enjoying the clean solutions and simple genius that some of the names provide. Make sure to check out…
Blog:Asperger East Anglia
Asperger East Anglia is a non-profit organization in the UK dedicated to serving those in the local region who suffer from Asperger Syndrome. The Click Design has put together a wonderfully simple and equally beautiful refresh for the existing brand. The result is a smart, effective system that connects with each of its audiences on…
Blog:Canadian Olympic Team
Olympic campaigns always tend to get the spotlight when it comes to the design unavailing. The campaigns are thought out and expanded across a variety of media. Some of the most notable designs that come to mind are the ’68 Mexico Olympics, ’72 Munich Olympics and most recently the ’08 Beijing Olympics . In this…
Blog:Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible
Published by Phaidon, Dieter Rams: As Little Design as Possible chronicles Ram’s life and development as a designer. The forward of the book is written by Apple’s Jonathan Ive. It is worth buying the book just to read his description of his first encounter with Mr. Rams’s work, a 1972 MPZ 2 Citromatic juicer in…
