Lovely motion graphics piece and booklet design by Hey Studio.
Category: International Typographic Style
Rudolph de Harak
Rudolph de Harak (1924-2002) was a legendary American graphic designer who is well-known for his book cover designs for McGraw-Hill during the 50s and 60s. A modernist at heart, de Harak also designed record covers for Columbia and Westminster, as well as these lovely clocks.
After some quick searching, I found this Flickr group dedicated to him.
Studio Culture Poster
Book publisher Unit Editions has released this wonderful poster to celebrate the success of their first book, Studio Culture. Designed by Spin, the silkscreened poster is limited to 100 editions — 50 printed on GF Smith Colorplan Natural White and the other 50 on GF Smith Colorplan Smoke Grey. The print is sized at 800 x 600mm (31.5 x 23.5 inches).
Darren Firth
The super talented Darren Firth of Six has updated his site with some new work, which includes this gorgeous promotional poster for creative network, Dropyx.
Sized at 594mm X 420mm (A2), it’s printed in 2 color, with overprinted logo on Pale Grey Colourplan by GF Smith.
You can pick up a copy of the poster at Blanka for £40.00.
Morten Iveland
Here’s another great set of vintage book cover concepts by Norwegian designer, Morten Iveland. I love the attention to the detail of the paper textures. It really helps make the pieces feel authentic.
Julian Montague
Lovely set of faux book covers created by Julian Montague as a tribute to vintage McGraw Hill books.