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Nov 23
THE GONÇALVES BROTHERS by Cameron Moll
Instrumental in the design and development of our app were the Portugal-based Gonçalves brothers. As regular users of the site, André and Rui came to us with the app nearly 75% completed. They wanted to build the perfect app for themselves, and it ended up being the perfect app for the Authentic Jobs audience at large.
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Oct 26
The Adventures of Tintin by James Curran
Unofficial title sequence for 'The Adventures of Tintin', featuring elements from each of the 24 books by James Curran
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Jul 12
MOMENTUS
A collaborative project in which a select group of designers, illustrators, and artists create visual interpretations of the most defining moments in United States history as a way of informing others of our proud, yet sometimes troubled and forgotten past.
Created and curated by Evan Stremke, designer at Planet Propaganda in Madison, Wisconsin.--
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Jun 7
Custom Chalk Letterer
Dana Tanamachi is a graphic designer and custom chalk letterer living in Brooklyn, New York. More of her work here
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Apr 18
One Day for Design
An open, global dialogue on the meaning and future of design, and on the meaning and future of professional associations in our field.
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Apr 16
Center Of Attention by Simon Foster
Great collection of record center labels
Record center labels are (in my opinion) a great source of design inspiration, being full of interesting colors, shapes, graphics and typography. So I made this super minimal Wordpress powered site where I will be uploading loads of examples of cool record center label art. I hope it will become a place where designers can come for a bit of inspiration from time to time.
by Simon Foster
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Apr 3
A sneak peak of Frank Chimero's "shape of design"
All art begins as fan art, and we shouldn’t hide our influences. To deny ourselves the ability to be a fan is to loose a tiny piece of what made us love making things in the first place: not only how producing the work makes us feel, but also how the work of others stirs something inside of us. The art we love the most makes us
Here: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/30453381/the-shape-of-design/posts/65813?ref=email&show_token=b56c16938bdc64b5
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Jan 24
...So true
It doesn’t matter if you didn’t have enough time or if the client was an idiot. The only thing that counts is what you’ve designed, and whether it’s good or bad.
By Michael Beirut in How to think like great a graphic designer
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