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I usually hate when the swiss style is abused and used a gimmick, but this is fun. Graphic designer Mike Joyce has taken vintage punk, hardcore, and indie rock show flyers and redesigned them in the International Typographic Style.
A great identity system for interior design studio Hecker Guthier, by Cornwell. The combo of textures, elegant type and distressing make it perfect.
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Great minimal poster designs by Icelander, Ragnar Freyr. A nice example of the International Typographic Style.
Stockholm based agency, Dalston, has updated their site with some great new work.
Back in 2007, the creators of the motorcycle magazine DicE included a 16 page skate magazine called BosH in the middle of it. The magazine features images that spanned the early days of skating, and also interviews with skate legends like Steve Olson and Duane Peters. BosH only lasted 3 years, but it seems to me like it was one of the best skate publications produced in a while. I really love the cover designs and the use of minimal photography, and the type is perfect.