Clément Gallet
March 28th, 2008I love the work by swiss design student Clément Gallet. It’s very simple, stripped down, but at the same time it’s elegant and beautiful.
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L2M3
March 26th, 2008L2M3 is a German studio that does extraordinary things with type. There site is a little hard to navigate.
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DixonBaxi
March 26th, 2008Excellent branding and print work but this London based studio formed by Simon Dixon and Aporva Baxi.
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Family Updates
March 25th, 2008The folks over at Family have been very busy this past month and one of the new updates is a limited edition poster in honor of Monty Python. You can purchase the poster by emailing them.
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1950’s — 1970’s Advertising
March 24th, 2008Amazing Flickr set of advertising from 1950’s-1970’s which includes posters, magazine advertisements, brochures, booklets, publishing, calendars, greeting cards, packaging, logotypes, trademarks, letterheads and exhibitions.
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Ser-vice Is Good
March 24th, 2008
I’m addicted to t-shirts, especially shirts with sweet-ass designs slapped on them. Lifestyle brand Ser-vice has an excellent line of t-shirts, long sleeve shirts and pillows that feature minimal but beautiful graphic design.
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Update: Bardhi Haliti
March 21st, 2008The talented Bardhi Haliti has updated his site with new kick-ass work.
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Alan Cook
March 21st, 2008This Studio just finished up this sweet limited edition poster and a website for London based photographer Alan Cook. David never disappoints.
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Vintage 70’s Logos
March 20th, 2008Richard wrote in to tell me about this phenominal Flickr collection of logos from the 70’s. Drooooool. I’m going to have to really sit down this weekend and go through each page. I can’t wait. I have to see if I can find that book.
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Update: Andrew Townsend
March 20th, 2008Andrew gave me the heads-up that he’s just updated his site with new work. He’s definitely one of my favorite designers.
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Trip Print Press
March 19th, 2008Trip Print Press is a printer in Canada that prints with a letterpress. They do excellent work but it seems like they don’t have Helvetica in their type collection which is very unfortunate. Check out their Flickr page for more behind the scene photos.