Showing results 1–10 of 181 for the tag: graphic design
Mar 11th,
2010
Chirstoph Niemann’s opinion column on the New York Times was recently updated and they nearly knocked me out of my chair. His simple visuals that marry great ideas with something we are familiar with are a great recipe for success. Definitely check out his work.
Mar 10th,
2010
Really great graphic posters from Simon Page. So beautiful! See more of his work here.
Mar 4th,
2010
Really amazing 82×27″ prints from Density Design illustrating a Map of the Future. The five parts collectively make one poster, shown above, and development and data came from sources all over the globe.
The italian magazine WIRED asked us to draw a map based on the scenarios developed by the Institute for the Future in Palo Alto to help the reader in the net of ideas and hypothesis built by 7000 influencers from all over the world.
See more of the prints in detail, here.
via design work life
Mar 3rd,
2010
Fantastically bright and strikingly beautiful posters from Tavis Coburn for the BAFTA’s, or the British Academy Film & Television Awards. I love how much color and drama they have and immediately catch my attention online; I can only imagine how great they’d be in person. Tavis’s other work is also just as equally striking and you can see more of it here. I’m really hoping he puts one of these up in his shop soon!
See more posters after the jump!
via Kitsune Noir
Mar 2nd,
2010
On March 25 at 7pm, AIGA Kent and the School of Visual Communication Design Present: Paul Sahre. He will be speaking in the First Energy Interactive Auditorium on the Kent Campus. The admission will be free for those with Kent State ID, and $5 for all others. This is going to be a great event and we are thrilled to have one of our alumni back.
Links for all you people who like to click on things:
Paul Sahre
Facebook Event
AIGA Kent on Twitter
Big ups to Jason Bacher for creating this poster for AIGA Kent. Check out his work too.
Feb 26th,
2010
Struggle Inc. is the chicago-based commercial art house of Cody Hudson. He describes his aesthetic as “part urban modernism and part organic visual deconstruction” and I think he hits the nail on the head. Be sure to check out his personal work too, it’s equally colorful and fascinating.
Update: Found a studio tour/interview with Cody here.
Feb 25th,
2010
Fantastic file folders from Knock Knock that I think I need for my own desk. One of my favorites is “I wish I could eat this immediately.” Buy 6 for only $9 here and check out more of their fun work related pieces, too!
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Feb 23rd,
2010
Studio on Fire just launched a new website and it’s fantastic! The letterpress shop has a very well-known blog of their work, Beast Pieces, and now you can find that and all their other work on the new website. Really nicely done. See the site and get some great design inspiration here.
Feb 23rd,
2010
Now here is an interesting concept from Mary Huang.
The design of typefaces is founded upon principles from the days of metal type, when creating individual fonts was a laborious process and constrained by physical requirements. Most digital type design follows those same conventions, but technology gives us opportunities to make type design more spontaneous and personal.
It is really interesting to see the human aspect of typography come through this directly. I’m interested to hear your comments.
via Gizmodo
