Introducing AisleOne Digest

Posted on November 3, 2021August 10, 2022 Posted in Site News

Hey folks, after a 4-year hiatus, I’m excited to announce that AisleOne is back as a weekly newsletter called AisleOne Digest! In its new form, each issue will offer all the great design inspiration you’re familiar with from the blog, plus photography, film, music, and culture content. The first newsletter will go out this week, and you can expect a new one in your inbox every week. You will be able to access past issues directly from the AisleOne Digest site.

Subscribe to AisleOne Digest

In addition, you can help support the free AisleOne Digest through a paid membership. You get access to exclusive guest articles, good-for-creating playlists, feature videos exploring vintage design books, discounts, and more.

As for this site, I gave it a design refresh, and I will always make it available as an archive, but I won’t be posting anything new here for now. I’m throwing around ideas, so we’ll see what happens. If you subscribe to the RSS feed, I strongly suggest you sign up for the newsletter because that’s where all new content will live.

I hope you enjoy it. I’m really excited about this next phase of AisleOne.

Atlas: Teatre Principal

Posted on April 17, 2017 Posted in DesignTagged brand, graphic design, Grid Systems, identity, International Typographic Style, print

Great brand identity work by New York and Spain based design consultancy, Atlas.

Commission Studio

Posted on December 5, 2016 Posted in Design, TypographyTagged branding, Design, identity, print

Commission is a London based studio founded by David McFarline and Christopher Moorby, that specializes in print, packaging, editorial, and advertising design.

They created this wonderful brand identity for Freight HHG, a UK homewares store. Commission drew inspiration for the visual system from the typography found on shipping containers.

Art Marks

Posted on November 29, 2016 Posted in Books, DesignTagged book, logos, marks, print

Counter Print has published a new book called Art Marks, that features a collection of logos from galleries, photographers, artists, museums, educational institutions, theatres, musicians, architects and designers from all over the world.

The softbound book was designed by Leterme Dowling at 180x240mm and comes in at 208 pages. You can grab a copy directly from CP’s site.

Mildred & Duck

Posted on November 28, 2016November 27, 2016 Posted in Design, International Typographic Style, TypographyTagged branding, identity, Internationl Typographic Style, print, stationery

Mildred & Duck is a Melbourne-based design studio made up of by Sigiriya Brown and Daniel Smith. They specialize in print, digital and environmental media design.

They just recently completed a minimal typographic visual identity for window furnishing studio, Barlow & Hunt.

Sorbet

Posted on November 7, 2016November 7, 2016 Posted in DesignTagged Design, graphic design, paper, print

Sorbet (awesome name) is a New Zealand based multidiscipline design studio made up of Nicole Miller-Wong and Sheahan Huri.

I personally love the work they did for Adé, an online collective of handpicked objects for modern living. I really love the color tones, and the quality of paper stock used.