Sea Design Updates

Posted on October 17, 2010October 17, 2010 Posted in DesignTagged england, graphic design, identity, packaging, print, uk1 Comment

Sea Design has updated with a new site and a truck-load of new work. Drool.

Brothers Coffee Roasters

Posted on October 6, 2010October 6, 2010 Posted in DesignTagged graphic design, identity, packaging3 Comments

Brothers Coffee Roasters

Elegant and simple identity and packaging design for Brothers Coffee Roasters by Australian studio Verse.

Toko

Posted on August 23, 2010August 23, 2010 Posted in Design, Grid Systems, International Typographic StyleTagged australia, brand, graphic design, grid system, identity, International Typographic Style, poster, Principles4 Comments

Sydney based studio, Toko, has been one of my favorites for a while now. They’re always pumping out fresh new work that’s inspiring. They updated their site with a new look and a plethora or work.

Idealismo

Posted on July 13, 2010July 13, 2010 Posted in DesignTagged graphic design, identity, print6 Comments

Not sure if Idealismo is a studio or just one person, but the work is top quality. It doesn’t hurt that the About section of the site contains only a Müller-Brokmann quote.

Graphical House

Posted on July 8, 2010July 8, 2010 Posted in Design, International Typographic Style, MerchTagged graphic design, identity, poster, print, promotion2 Comments

This poster by Glasgow studio Graphical House was created to promote Scottish artist Martin Boyce’s installment entitled “No Reflections”, at La Biennale di Venezia in 2009.

The poster is printed on 308gsm Hahnemuhle Photorag paper with Ultra Chrome K3 digital inks. It’s limited to only 20 prints, and you can grab one at Graphical House’s shop.

Also check out the complete identity they did for the project. I love the logotype and the use of Baskerville.

Letterheads

Posted on May 13, 2010May 13, 2010 Posted in Design, Grid SystemsTagged graphic design, grid system, identity, letterhead, print, stationery2 Comments

I very much enjoy this letterhead design by Anton Stankowski. The grid-based structure and asymmetrical layout create a really interesting visual. This letterhead is part of James Phillips Williams’ collection that he often features on his blog, Amass. Check out the site, it’s a keeper. He also owns another gorgeous letterhead that was designed by Herbert Bayer.

If you want more letterhead goodness, head over to the blog Letterheady. The site features a ton of excellent letterhead designs of well known figures like Babe Ruth and Henry Ford. My personal favorites are the letterheads of Houdini and Charlie Chaplin. I can surf this site all day long.