I like the idea of an “identity that didn’t have to only exist in two dimensions” –
Filed under: Design, Graphic, branding, Hamish Makgill, identity, Lollipop Shoppe, typography
March 1, 2011 • 8:29 pm 0
I like the idea of an “identity that didn’t have to only exist in two dimensions” –
Filed under: Design, Graphic, branding, Hamish Makgill, identity, Lollipop Shoppe, typography
February 20, 2011 • 9:13 pm 1
Originally seen via Yay! Everyday – a site which I love – image + words from here.
“The husband and wife food photographers, who work under the name Minimiam (meaning MINI YUM), spend their days transforming everyday foods into whimsical, storied landscapes.”
Filed under: Photography, food, minimiam, photography, Yay! Everyday
February 20, 2011 • 7:13 pm 0
Nice posters / design devices used…
I think from Flickr or Found –
Filed under: Design, Graphic, graphic devices, poster, type, typography
February 20, 2011 • 12:02 pm 1
“Dispense your facial tissue in style with this lovely handcrafted wooden whale from Etsy shop Gnome Sweeeet Gnome. Each whale is completely hand cut, hand sanded, hand painted, and hand constructed which requires several hours of loving attention per whale. The wood is purchased from a local lumber store who buys directly from sustainable forestry companies in the United States.”
Words and link from and via The Style Files
Filed under: Design, Product, Shop, Etsy, hand-made, Style Files, tissue holder
February 19, 2011 • 10:54 pm 0
I have just put an order in for the latest Feltron report!
Been aware of his work for a few years – amazing, interesting + awesome.
Filed under: Design, Graphic, Infographics, annual report, information, Nicholas Feltron, print
February 19, 2011 • 10:36 pm 0
More from What Makes Us
Sanna Annukka wicked illustrations – wicked work –
Filed under: Design, Illustration, illustration, sanna annukka, wood blocks
January 12, 2011 • 10:19 pm 0
January 12, 2011 • 10:13 pm 0
Some photos I think I found via Flickr or YayEveryday a while ago.
Filed under: Photography, photography
January 10, 2011 • 10:08 pm 0
Derek Richards was commissioned to create a calendar for Pantone.
‘the main aim for me was to make this calendar relevant on a global scale. with the colour wheel being universally recognised, i used this and combined it with a mosaic made up of 1440 different images to create my main graphic. to answer a question i have been asked a few times, no ‘special software’ was used to produce this. the grid was build in Illustrator and i placed all 1440 images by hand in (as close to as possible) some sort of colour order.’
From the Behance Network
Seen via What Makes Us again! Definitely the blog to follow – stunning selection of inspiration.
Filed under: Design, Graphic, calendar, Derek Richards, pantone, poster, print