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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. via the pressure…
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…
This is a great video of showing the process and research of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic brand. The video also features comments from the late Leo Obstbaum, who was the design director of the project. See our post on the Vancouver Olympic Medals which eventually was born from the design process in this video.
Wired magazine has always been my favorite non-design magazine about design. They push the boundaries of publication design and they are always pushing the boundaries of their magazine and their online presence. Well, now they are doing it again. Wired is teaming up with Adobe to bring their magazine to tablet devices and it looks…
Flaunt, the newest publication from Bryony Gomez-Palacio and Armin Vit, the co-founders of UnderConsideration LLC, is a manual to assembling your next portfolio. The book features beautiful examples of portfolios with explanations of technique and price along with graphs that show what your first email should contain to a prospective employer, to how many pieces…
Ever have a great tote or t-shirt that just needs a little extra…something? Look no further. I just found this book of tear-and-use iron-ons featuring animals, lettering, and goofy characters from UK design collab Sukie. Cute and cheerful. And cheap too!
W Magazine‘s Design Director, Edward Leida, gives us a peek into the daringly minimalist and abstract art direction of the magazine. Really nice video, innovative processes. Enjoy.
Hilarious Evolution of Type Taste by Jessica Hische. Amazing how much we can grow! via idsgn
